Novelty food bouquets at weddings aren't anything new — we've had doughnut bouquets, Reese's Peanut Butter Cup bouquets, and even bacon bouquets.
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In recent months, puppy bouquets and doughnut bouquets were carried happily down the aisle by beaming brides, too.
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"Oh my God, you guys," she said as she filmed bouquets upon bouquets of roses filling up her driveway.
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Shop all bouquets at The Bouqs, from $36A fresh scent and bright colors make floral bouquets a wonderful gift that they'll love to keep on display.
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They initially tried out Nutella bouquets through Kayter Co. and, after the overwhelmingly positive response, the family decided to get into the business of Nutella doughnut bouquets.
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The Bouqs Co. bouquets, available at The Bouqs Co., $39 and upUrbanStems bouquets, available at UrbanStems, $42 and upWe've ordered bouquets from The Bouqs Co. and UrbanStems and both offer gorgeous flower arrangements, potted plants, and even holiday wreaths made from only the freshest blooms, and they're delivered quickly, too.
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Kapwani highlights the ephemerality of these floral arrangements by juxtaposing photos of the fresh, recreated bouquets with pictures of the same bouquets two to three weeks later, when they have wilted.
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To our great delight, however, folks have been making their own unique bouquets made up of real bite-sized chicken nuggets on skewers and posting pics of their savory bouquets on social media.
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Colorful bouquets are pretty while they last, but eventually wilt.
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Some leave bouquets of flowers or candy or handwritten cards.
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Maybe she's even holding bouquets or carrying the bride's train.
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What happens to the bouquets that don't make the cut?
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And yes, we know that edible bouquets are nothing new.
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"I put out tablecloths and little bouquets," said Ms. Ziervogel.
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On March 8, the need for bouquets quickly adds up.
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The Bouqs Co. bouquets, available at The Bouqs Co., from $36UrbanStems bouquets, available at UrbanStems, from $35Both of these online florists offer stunning arrangements made from only the freshest blooms, and they're delivered quickly too.
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She also flexed her green thumb arranging flower bouquets on Saturday.
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The messages they write to accompany bouquets can get very dark.
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Unlike most bouquets, however, these don't generally carry messages of love.
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The royals received matching bouquets upon their departure from the school.
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UPDATE: One of the bouquets apparently went to Pence's daughter, Charlotte.
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He gave her 23 bouquets of flowers for her 28th birthday.
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On the side, Farid started creating and selling bouquets of fruit.
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She said "no," as she resolutely placed bouquets on every rock.
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Fast-forward five minutes, and they've thrown the bloody bouquets away.
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Singers are often handed bouquets at the end of a concert.
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So far, you've got weed bouquets and weed crowns... what's next?
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Sakai's deceased husband sat in a frame between bouquets of flowers.
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It has a wide range of impressive bouquets at great prices.
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The quality of Iliad's network may also benefit from the potential acquisition of Bouquets Telecom by Orange, since the deal would require dividing up some of Bouquets Telecom's assets and selling them to Numerical and Iliad.
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Orange has been in talks since early January to buy Bouquets Telecom for about 10 billion euros in cash and shares in a deal that would make Bouquets the biggest shareholder in Orange after the French government.
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But what was the best thing to come from the puppy bouquets?
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Harald Andersen 10/10 Floral bouquets are passé as a romantic gesture.
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On Sunday, colorful bouquets had been placed just outside crime-scene tape.
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And the bouquets consumers receive rarely resemble the photos online, she added.
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In a minimally-decorated room, giant bouquets are suspended in varying heights.
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Kardashian's bouquets include a simple color scheme of purple and hot pink.
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I also cut enough roses to make two bouquets for the house.
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Is the subject of flowers and bouquets, to return to Manet, exhausted?
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Finally, I found her: Her bouquets were rustic, decidedly unpolished, yet gorgeous.
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Others gifted the Duchess bouquets of flowers and a mini stuffed koala.
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He helps out at his wife's store, the Flower Shop, delivering bouquets.
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We've loved Bouqs for years, and its bouquets continue to impress us.
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"No flowers, no beads, no bouquets," Wang said in a press release.
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The Bouqs Co.: flower bouquets every week or every month, just because
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In 2020, couples will be using florals for more than just bouquets.
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"Just avoid anything tall, like tapers and big bouquets," Mr. Sullivan said.
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That is why Klopp and Guardiola have traded bouquets, rather than barbs.
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They're trashed More than often, wilting bouquets end up in the garbage.
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Its steps were piled high with bouquets left in honor of Diana.
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The wedding-worthy table decorations were an explosion of bouquets and butterflies.
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Nearby, a steady stream of people carried bouquets to the Ponsonby Mosque.
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On Sunday, residents left bouquets at a makeshift memorial for Ms. Heyer.
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Now, humble grasses are returning as focal points in free-spirited bouquets.
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There was also a beautiful floral stand with bouquets of blossoming flowers.
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It's seriously impossible not to find something that will fit mom's exact taste, as they have everything from bright, warm-toned bouquets of sunflowers and orange lilies, to serene, cool-toned bouquets of white roses and blue delphinium.
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Beautiful bouquets made from the #royalwedding flowers which we gave to our patients.
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Plush bouquets are now totally a thing on ThinkGeek, and we're digging them.
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"Best" and "Regards" are to emails what pink carnations are to flower bouquets.
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For example: Their headline-grabbing cannabis bouquets, each featuring an ounce of weed.
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Photographers captured them sitting down at a long table decorated with flower bouquets.
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"We love you Prince!" read a sign attached to one of the bouquets.
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So do you opt for supermarket bouquets that die in a few days?
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There was a display of discounted flower bouquets that stole the spotlight instead.
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Beautiful bouquets from the" -- hashtag -- "#royalwedding flowers, which was given to our patients.
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There are no bouquets of roses or heart-shaped boxes of chocolates here.
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There are 36 large-scale photographs of floral bouquets on stark, duochromatic backgrounds.
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Flower bouquets were piled around the building, and handwritten tributes papered the windows.
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Inside St. George's, the flowers looked like exploding white bouquets frozen mid-detonation.
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Wrapped hopelessly into the bouquets of pretty currency clutched tightly in each fist.
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People can make their own bouquets, however, with Doritos' handy online DIY guide.
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The staff members were flanked by bouquets of white roses and white candles.
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Although entirely appropriate, the perfect S.O. Valentine's Day gift isn't bouquets, cards, or chocolates.
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Most bouquets are wrapped in reused burlap coffee bags donated by local coffee roasters.
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Recently bouquets have been showing up everywhere, from the red carpet to the runway.
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Artist Lizania Cruz invited flower workers to send messages to the President through bouquets.
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To watch people get massive, unwieldy bouquets of flowers delivered to them at work?
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Heart-shaped boxes of flavorless chocolate and bouquets of red roses are way overdone.
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Tree roots, autumn shrubs, and vibrant flower bouquets erupt out of these anthropomorphic figures.
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More Brexit news: The departure could leave wedding bouquets stuck at the British border.
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One after another, individual stars of past and present gave her bouquets and embraces.
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They're used for education Florists-in-training often practice their trade on donated bouquets.
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And that's in addition to the standard boxes of chocolates and bouquets of flowers.
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Flower bouquets can be expensive, and don't last more than a week or two.
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Jamie Jackson has caught 50 bridal bouquets — the most of anyone in the world.
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For Valentine&aposs Day, save 20% on select bouquets with the promo code "FRESHSTART20".
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East German border guards hold bouquets after the opening of the border on Nov.
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The flower-stall guys nearby hawked bouquets of late-summer roses and trimmed bracken.
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Ms. Rosario, the brainchild behind the program, is also the creator of the bouquets.
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Or a florist could similarly contest having to make bouquets for an interreligious wedding.
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Bouquets of sunflowers, single white roses, lilies, and carnations were stuck in chain-link fences.
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See all 12 bouquets and shop the West Elm x the Bouqs Company collab here.
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I started shopping at Trader Joe's, and they had these beautiful bouquets for five dollars.
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The children, dressed in white, clutched yellow-and-blue Ukrainian flags and bouquets of daisies.
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I grab three bouquets and decide I'll mix them and make my own at home.
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But coming in at number three is a very, er, unexpected present: Beef jerky bouquets.
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Food52: 20% off purchases over $10 with code TREAT FTD: Deals on artisan designed bouquets.
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Bouquets of perfectly formed and radically striped tulips, frozen in time, never existed at all.
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The chain is offering bouquets with shorter stems or smaller flowers at a reduced price.
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They also laid small bouquets of flowers outside the building, known as New Zealand House.
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Markle has received several special bouquets of her favorite flower since she met the prince.
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The store offered a 25 percent refund for the combined total of the two bouquets.
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Boser finally hit upon little gel beads, the kind used by florists in watery bouquets.
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We're talking seven-foot cakes, Swarovski-encrusted flower bouquets, and shutting down entire Italian villages.
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Bouquets made by partner florists start at $60 and can be delivered in two hours.
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It's impossible to miss the bountiful bouquets in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's Great Hall.
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They supply the bridal bouquets, ($53 to $350), arches and huppahs, centerpieces and ceremony arrangements.
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Four bridal attendants, including Ms. Khalil, wore burgundy floor-length dresses and held blush bouquets.
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In bouquets and on the plate, the workhorses of the kitchen reclaim their mystical powers.
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Parents come to McVicar's herb farm in search of bouquets to ease their children's asthma.
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Three years later came "The Two Bouquets," the Paramount contract and the move to Hollywood.
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Afterward, the performers stood in the theatre lobby, radiant, receiving bouquets wrapped in butcher paper.
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An archway of white roses and bouquets have been placed just outside the yellow tape.
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Since its inception, more than 24 couples have rented bouquets, each costing $6 per hour.
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Fashion's favorite florist learned her trade at Tom Ford, watching all the bouquets go by.
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He's also been playing around with a masquerade style of blending faces with vibrant bouquets.
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Planthropy will operate an herb-centered table, helping young chefs put together their own bouquets garnis.
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Bouquets were not as prevalent in the streets as they are on a typical Valentine's Day.
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If the gratitude market were working correctly, buds would trump flowers, bonsais bouquets and fruit cookies.
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The line, which launches Tuesday, features "farm fresh" bouquets that can be ordered online at westelm.
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BloomThat offers up bouquets of tulips, roses or kale —yes, kale — wrapped in its signature burlap.
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To make the bridal bouquets more dramatic, our florist added long ribbons for no additional cost.
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We've sent many bouquets from The Bouqs Co to friends and family, and they never disappoint.
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A group of local children typically present bouquets of flowers to the Queen after services, too.
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Meghan and her bridal party's bouquets of flowers complemented the regal green wall paper behind them.
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Outside their home sit candles, bouquets of flowers and a sign: "Hate has no home here."
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Same-day delivery is available on all of its flowers, plants, gift baskets, and fruit bouquets.
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We found tons of unique bouquets that will surely win your valentine's heart — no flowers necessary.
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The farm partners are trained by BloomThat to build the bouquets, and prices start at $38.
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I sit at an expertly decorated table with gorgeous bouquets of flowers and beautiful fine china.
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Get same-day delivery on bouquets with tons of vase options, including a customizable photo vase.
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"It went from bouquets to boulders," said Martin Collins, of Pavee Point, a travellers' advocacy group.
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The factory receives the dried sideritis bouquets in stacks, which have been placed in recyclable cartons.
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In the lobby, I was met with towering flower bouquets, elegant staircases, and gleaming marble surfaces.
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The party was decorated with rose bouquets, balloon arches, and dessert tables covered in pink candy.
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Behind them was a pink balloon arch, and multiple rose bouquets arranged to look like stars.
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The environmental cost of shipping flowers has inspired a recent push for sustainable, locally grown bouquets.
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Seasonal bouquets by the Los Angeles florist Eric Buterbaugh will also be carried in the space.
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Olive Garden just announced it would release breadstick bouquets as part of its Valentine's Day promotion.
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Pilots in flight uniforms doffed their hats and knelt, while flight attendants held bouquets of flowers.
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Two kids with bouquets as big as themselves greeted the prince in the prime minister's house.
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Read more:From chicken nuggets to pickles, 13 out-there edible bouquets to give your Valentine12 restaurants from rom-coms that you can visit in real lifeOlive Garden is selling its famous breadsticks in bouquets for Valentine's Day38 clever Valentine's Day gifts from Amazon — all under $50
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Florists said they easily sold red roses and bouquets on Wednesday and Thursday without getting into trouble.
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Myrtle is said to symbolize love, making the bouquets an especially meaningful gift for the hospice patients.
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Truly, a couple bouquets of tulips placed in specific places around the house can make a difference.
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During the 19th century, Victorians used bouquets like a secret code, each flower representing a different meaning.
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These "gifts" can be roses, bouquets of flowers, beach balls, chocolate covered strawberries, and much, much more.
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Toward the end of the project, I was getting some nicer bouquets in the mail from friends.
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With his health rapidly deteriorating, Manet started painting the bouquets of flowers that his friends brought him.
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Villa Italian Kitchen is making pizza lover's wedding dreams come true by introducing pizza bouquets and boutonnieres.
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After the rmains were found, residents left flower bouquets outside the farmland in memory of the victims.
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The bouquets are also shipped directly from the farm instead of being re-routed to a middleman.
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Ms. Bailly recommended playing with color blocks and asymmetry, even when you're working with more traditional bouquets.
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One, who offered only her first name, Anna, said that she and her children sold wildflower bouquets.
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There were bouquets of flowers left at the threshold; soon they would wither and later be replaced.
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But a closer look at state orders shows some inconsistencies: In Delaware, florists can still deliver bouquets.
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On Thursday, bouquets of flowers and candles lay on the flagstones of the sidewalk outside of synagogue.
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A number of restaurants and retailers are selling special bouquets for you and your Valentine to enjoy.
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Cover: Bouquets of flowers and stuffed animals are piling up outside the Fort Worth home Monday, Oct.
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Read more:You can buy Disney-themed bouquets, including a 'Nightmare Before Christmas' one that comes in a coffin-shaped boxThis shop serves ice cream bouquets with tiny scoopsWe tried the chicken wings that KFC just added to its permanent menu and found them to be a total disappointment
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This will keep the flowers fresh, and the bouquets will be good for five days to a week.
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A few blocks away, Hammond and his wife Susan greeted marchers, who planted flower bouquets in the snow.
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The blooms were then donated to Repeat Roses, a charity that gifts bouquets to hospitals and support centers.
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Saturday evening, locals had left bouquets of blue and yellow flowers outside his home, the Houston Chronicle reported.
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The winner will be chosen by a panel of judges, who are looking for creative and original bouquets
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You've got Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera in matching wedding dresses, rolling around the stage with their bouquets.
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From avocado pizza to avocado bouquets, self-appointed "chefs" are turning vulnerable avocados into something they're not: disgusting.
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The blooms were then donated to Repeat Roses, a charity that gifts bouquets to hospitals and support centers.
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According to Instagram posts from guests, the bridesmaids all wore black dresses and held bouquets of tropical flowers.
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The celebration was also a relaxed occasion: troops took selfies, embraced loved ones and clutched bouquets of flowers.
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Kate seemed at ease as she bent to speak to her young fans, who gifted her with bouquets.
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Friends and supporters welcomed the 48-year-old at Kathmandu&aposs airport with bouquets and traditional ceremonial scarves.
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So why I obsessed over choosing the right florist who would make the perfect bouquets is beyond me.
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There are six new carnation styles, as well as other bouquets that have the flower sprinkled in throughout.
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How about going with the best of both worlds: beautiful, florist-arranged bouquets that won't break your budget.
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The moment that the Bride told the bridesmaids that they'll be walking down the aisle with donut bouquets!
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The 12-doughnut bouquets, which retail for $78, are raking in up to $4,300 per day at Dessertboxes.
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Team Hockey Moms delivered 55 bouquets to women affected by the crash Saturday, CNN partner network CBC reported.
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Star Wars I Love You / I Know Rings — $17 See Details Flower bouquets are great, but pretty basic.
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Like its competitors, the Los Angeles-based outfit delivers Pinterest-worthy bouquets at the click of a button.
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You can see from the pics ... several bouquets of flowers, catered food and tables have been taken inside.
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There are kaleidoscopic mosaics of Renaissance-esque floral bouquets, geometric patterns, the giant face of young Napoleon Bonaparte.
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Benchmark Bouquets Dozen Rainbow Roses, $43.52Yes, roses may seem overdone on Valentine's day, but it's for good reason.
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"There are different flavors and bouquets to good weed, and different strains that elicit different effects," he added.
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Valentine&aposs Day flowers are certainly lovely, but bouquets made of snacks and candy are also popular gifts.
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According to Fashionista, the Gucci suit had the French phrase "jardin d'hiver" embroidered around some bouquets of flowers.
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One photo shows Russians kissing medals and another shows Paralympians in wheelchairs holding victory bouquets above their heads.
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Sports fans placed bouquets of flowers at his high school and held a vigil outside the Staples Center.
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Two centuries of calumny have created sympathy for the musical devil: I found Salieri's grave festooned with bouquets.
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While the bouquets in aspirin and vinegar sagged, all the other flowers appeared robust, even in plain water.
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Gone are the posters that once adorned nearby Republic Square, gone are the bouquets of flowers, the candles.
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"The best coffees are bouquets —they're floral, they're chocolatey, they're fruity, they're rich, they're exotic, they're complicated," said Sarley.
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Iowa bride Samantha Clark is continuing a trend that we've been barking about for a while: puppy wedding bouquets.
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Their Mother's Day sale include numerous extra-full bouquets up to $212 off, making some as cheap as $219.99.
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People reports that they were given a second life as bouquets for patients at St. Joseph's Hospice in London.
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Scores of candles, bouquets of flowers and American flags dotted the tree-lined street near where Dhaliwal was shot.
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She also wanted to be sure her company provided quality bouquets, rather than a quantity of so-so choices.
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For best results, pair it with one of these foolproof Valentine's bouquets, which, yes, you can also order online.
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BOSTON (Reuters) - The usually close-mouthed Capital Group is speaking up on executive pay - throwing more brickbats than bouquets.
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Basically, this couple put more into their food bouquets than you did into your dinner reservations and single roses.
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Olympic medalists traditionally cradle flower bouquets as they hold up gold, silver or bronze medals from a tiered platform.
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Then he fixed bouquets of fabric flowers into place with metal stakes, hoping they would last until next spring.
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In addition to supporting small farms, Bouqs also works with talented local florists to make the Hand Crafted bouquets.
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Amid prayers, readings from the Bible and bouquets of flowers, the centenarians gave differing recipes for their long lives.
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Her bouquets are inspired by the wild, which is apparent in their beautifully unkempt shapes and variety of blooms.
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Next to her, pink, red and yellow rose bouquets adorned with balloons that read "Love you MOM" stood untouched.
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Centerpieces and bouquets are often thrown away after the night ends, and as architects, they believe strongly in sustainability.
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Besides providing bouquets for apartments and lobbies, Mr. Ortiz makes sure the avenue's tree pits never look too bare.
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On Tuesday, the garden in front of the Azan home was laden with bouquets of pink and white flowers.
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The last 15 Thanksgivings have always included big bouquets of pink roses and baby's breath sprinkled throughout the house.
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Take Random Acts of Flowers, a nonprofit that donates bouquets to patients in hospice or assisted living care facilities.
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Between 1996 and 2016, Jamie Jackson from Utah caught 50 bridal bouquets, earning her the nickname "The Bouquet Slayer."
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The lobby was a stunning light-filled space, steeped with elegance from stained glass windows and overflowing floral bouquets.
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The formality remains — long gowns, long gloves and bouquets for the women; white tie and tails for their escorts.
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There were bravos galore and bouquets tossed onstage — one of which was deftly caught by a smiling Ms. Netrebko.
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That Saturday, my neighbors texted me as they watched caterers carry large white pillars and bouquets into the backyard.
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Read more:You can buy your loved one a heart-shaped box of Fireball shooters for Valentine's DayFrom chicken nuggets to pickles, 13 out-there edible bouquets to give your ValentineOlive Garden is selling its famous breadsticks in bouquets for Valentine's DayYou can make a reservation at some Waffle House restaurants for Valentine's Day
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Surrounding the casket were bouquets of flowers sent to Tisdale after she revealed the news of Maui's death on Friday.
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Dozens of police saluted the vehicle carrying the officer&aposs body, and mourners placed bouquets by the Weymouth Police Headquarters.
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Pro tip: Avoid the pre-made bouquets as they tend to wilt faster and be more padded, Apartment Therapy writes.
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Some were reserved for the North Korean children who presented Mr Moon and his wife with bouquets and military salutes.
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Jenner showed off the creation from La Fleur Bouquets Thursday -- a 21st birthday gift she got from her friend, Yris.
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It's not going to be traditional mixed bouquets, but more in my aesthetic, the monochromatic color tones I work with.
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But among all of the unusual "bouquets," the ones made out of masks went most viral on China's social media.
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"Did you guys see all my flowers?" she asked the Life of Kylie crew while surrounded by bouquets of roses.
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We're not necessarily knocking floral bouquets and boxes of chocolate — it's just that they've been done so many times before.
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While more traditional floral bouquets use circular growers, like roses, daisies, and peonies, horticulture is picking up on stalked flowers.
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As for the flowers, the bridesmaids' bouquets were reportedly by Mayesh, but we're still finding out who designed the centerpieces.
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"He bombarded Diana at Kensington Palace with massive bouquets of flowers, each worth hundreds of pounds," Scott told the paper.
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The variety show is not dead, and neither is its audience, but thanks for the funeral bouquets, they were touching.
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Best of all, none of the bouquets require watering or any other general maintenance—aside from enjoying every last bite.
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The bouquets are handmade and the flowers are carefully selected at farms before they arrive at the FTD florist's shop.
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By week's end there was a small mound of bouquets placed by employees who passed by the stars in silence.
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With a subscription, you can save 20% on bouquets, enjoy free delivery, and set customizable dates for your lucky recipient.
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There was a guy who ordered two "I'm sorry" bouquets on the same day, one for each of his girlfriends.
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Hamilton remembers skating at the 1980 World Championships after fans of Robin Cousins tossed roses and bouquets to the ice.
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Bouquets of flowers circle a tree near the entrance, and messages of support are written in chalk on the sidewalk.
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On neighborhood walks with my mom, we'd stroll at half-pace so I could pick her miniature bouquets of wildflowers.
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"I have no words to describe my feelings," she told the crowd, which showered her with more than 19923 bouquets.
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Bewilder Floral, a sustainable florist and floral program in California, accepts used flowers to teach students how to design bouquets.
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The company offers affordable floral bouquets and plants (starting as low as $35) sourced from ethical farms around the world.
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You could order one online, but you&aposve heard too many horror stories of botched bouquets bought on the internet.
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An impromptu memorial appeared outside the gymnasium that bears his name, as stunned fans brought basketballs, bouquets and Bryant jerseys.
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The new "Wedding in a Box" collection from Sam's Club includes all the blooms you may need, from bouquets to boutonnières.
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Shop bold bouquets for bold personalities or massive gift baskets of sweets, all of which put the traditional roses to shame.
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A true double-edged sword of V-Day presents, edible bouquets come in a wide variety of shapes, sizes, and materials.
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By the end of the rally, hundreds of bouquets filled dozens of baskets on the steps of Boise&aposs City Hall.
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Along the 11-mile route, spontaneous tributes erupted – flower petals were sprinkled from overpasses, and simple bouquets were tossed from bridges.
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Tributes pour in Fans camped out by Paisley Park, the artist's home and recording studio, leaving bouquets of flowers and signs.
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Koop, who creates bouquets and "budtonniéres" using cannabis plants, was rejected from traditional expos, so she decided to start her own.
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When it comes to bouquets and centerpieces, Wedding Wire says there's an emphasis on greenery, accented by a few bold flowers.
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Tiny plastic men and women — almost all white — smile as they stand side-by-side, clutching bouquets and each other's arms.
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You know how after a ballet performance the audience throws flowers on the stage and the prima ballerinas are brought bouquets?
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Bailon also keeps the candles lit and her vases overflowing with bouquets — although the blooms do have a very sneaky secret.
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The model and the monarch visited Excel Academy located in southeast Washington, and were greeted by students bearing bouquets of flowers.
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He's frozen bouquets in ice blocks, created floating botanical gardens, and photographed bonsai trees underwater, in the desert, and in space.
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Specifically, we're talking doughnut bouquets, which made an appearance at the wedding of Australian bride Paige Kirk, replacing traditional flower arrangements.
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Kitty Chan, who works at her parent's flower shop, said she's noticed that far fewer people are buying bouquets for functions.
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Of course, on busy holidays like Mother's Day and Valentine's Day, these bouquets may be sold out or impossible to get.
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The influencer had alluded to a potential romance on her Instagram account, sharing photos of bouquets with notes attached to them.
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Temkin, in a Cossack-style fur hat, was already inside, getting flowers for Mondrian from a display of bouquets for sale.
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Knocking on wood is one thing, but doing things like fighting over wedding bouquets and ripping flowers apart is another story.
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Most of the early still life paintings used bouquets as their subject, such as Jahn Brueghel the Elder's Bouquet from 1603.
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The paintings faced each other, and between them were two small (12" x 9") paintings of bouquets that mirrored each other.
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In addition, the Netherlands Chamber Choir sings in the film, echoing the text in little word bouquets, but is not seen.
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Last year, Ms. Nustad hosted 54 weddings on her eight-acre plot, and has sold thousands of lavender bouquets to brides.
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But why should twosomes be the only ones to take advantage of the fancy boxes of chocolates and bouquets of roses?
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" In the sodden grass outside the garage were dozens of candles, bouquets of red roses and handmade signs reading "Remember Ruth.
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"Women really value March 0003," added Ms. Mamedova, peeling leaves from lisianthus stems and clipping the stems to form gigantic bouquets.
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A number of bouquets of real flowers have been left outside, as if in solidarity with and sympathy for the occupants.
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In the off-season, Canada sells balloon bouquets and bespoke gift baskets; she also offers gift-wrapping classes to stay profitable.
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Our loved ones had sent us five bouquets of flowers and we didn't know what to do with all of them.
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Prime Minister Hun Sen greeted the passengers with handshakes and bouquets as they stepped off the ship and boarded a bus.
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Chinese couples are sending each other 'bouquets' of masks and other essentials to celebrate Valentine's Day as the coronavirus outbreak continues
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Leos signal their love with traditional showy romantic gestures, like bouquets of roses, romantic dinner invitations, and signing messages with kisses.
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Enter Ivenoven, a baker in Jakarta, Indonesia who makes desserts inspired by plant life — bouquets, terrariums, and even the ever-trendy succulent.
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Additionally, the tiny bouquets the girls carried were designed by royal florist Philippa Craddock, and were designed to replicate Meghan's bridal bouquet.
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To the police, Crupi was a mafia suspect allegedly concealing drugs worth millions of dollars alongside fragrant bouquets he trucked to Italy.
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People wept, sang and shouted their support for the refugee community, and many brought bouquets of white flowers intended to symbolize peace.
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Here's hoping the man in question is apprehended quickly, and that penis bouquets stay the silly, sexy, innocuous flora that they are.
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Valentine's Day gifting is dominated by big bouquets of flowers and boxes of chocolates, but it doesn't have to be this way.
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In the packed street, people held up rainbow flags and umbrellas, bouquets of flowers and balloons to show their solidarity with victims.
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To make nationwide delivery possible, BloomThat has teamed up with growers throughout the country to source raw materials and assemble bouquets stateside.
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For some reason, February 14 has come to equate with giant teddy bears and flower bouquets the size of a small house.
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Over tea, finger sandwiches, and bouquets of freshly-cut flowers, we'd discuss art and literature and all the finer things in life.
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St. Joseph's Hospice announced Sunday the staff received a "very special delivery" of bouquets that were made from the royal wedding flowers.
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In the clip, dozens of bouquets can be seen lining her stairwell, her living and dining rooms, as well as her hallways.
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Before shutting down her Instagram, Meghan posted several photos of beautiful bouquets of her favorite flower from a not-so-secret admirer.
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Chyna came home from her Los Angeles ChyMoji launch party to a whooping 28 bouquets of flowers, all with their own cards.
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Before the building lay bouquets of flowers and a series of handwritten cards dedicated to the victims of the massacre in Orlando.
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These bouquets can even be delivered on the same day, with some blooms arriving just two hours after your order is placed.
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The wall, which went up on Wednesday at the Capitol Reflecting Pool, was built by Teleflora, and includes 1,000 handmade floral bouquets.
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Meyer also took to social media to share her birthday festivities, posting a photo of about a half dozen bouquets of flowers.
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Repeat Roses, founded in 2014, will even ensure that the donated bouquets get composted once they reach the end of their glory.
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Some bent down to touch the stone slab, which is engraved with Franco's name and was covered with two bouquets of flowers.
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They also made sure the bouquets of flowers and the mementos left by mourners at a fountain outside faced the news cameras.
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There's really nobody in the book besides Waldo, the other characters existing mostly to ferry congratulatory bouquets to his much-garlanded imagination.
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Well-known in the fashion world for her wild, wind-tossed bouquets, she too studied art and is a self-taught florist.
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They're donated There are dozens of charities in the US that accept unsold bouquets from florists, repurpose them and donate them again.
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The charity has three branches in the South and Midwest, which each receive around 5,000 to 6,000 bouquets of flowers every month.
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We were instructed to buy bouquets of flowers from a kiosk, bow before the statues and lay the flowers at their feet.
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Across the street from her house, neighbors set out a memorial with burning candles, two small white crosses and fresh flower bouquets.
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In the past, we&aposve seen everything from candy bouquets filled with favorite chocolate bars to ones made with beef jerky flowers.
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So when Parliament passed a measure last week outlawing violence against women, some burst into ululation and passed around bouquets of jasmine.
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Boughs of cedar, white currant and flowering plum hung in bouquets from its corners, and its lip was decorated with prayer flags.
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In lieu of bouquets ... The brides wore white -- and carried AR-15s -- during one of the strangest wedding ceremonies you'll ever witness.
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The items include everything from stuffed animals, painted rocks and artificial flower bouquets to T-shirts, cowboy hats, whiskey bottles and rosaries.
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Mr. Rambert's stage design for "Actrice" complements it beautifully: Dozens of bouquets cover almost the entire stage, surrounding a single hospital bed.
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With an investment of less than $22012, and in one day, Ms. Rosario replicated the originals, offering a total of 22013 bouquets.
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One would think bouquets of wadded-up cardboard could not be flown from South America to a United States city profitably at $133.
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Its website and mobile app allows customers to send bouquets nationwide, with same-day delivery in Los Angeles, New York and San Francisco.
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They'd seen a picture of another bridal party posing with puppies, instead of the traditional flower bouquets, and wanted to do the same.
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And BloomThat, a San Francisco-based website and app also backed by $7 million in funding, targets millennials with its burlap- wrapped bouquets.
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Delegates hold bouquets as they arrive for a plenary session of the Chinese parliament at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing.
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When he's not busying himself with bouquets, the musician is preparing to hit the road again in support of his sophomore album, Illinois.
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The food site The Kitchn did a price comparison between Aldi, Costco, Kroger, Trader Joe's and Whole Foods on the flower bouquets offered.
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The line of "bouquets" is sold by Saint Jo's Flowers, which is calling them "Pamatay na Valentine's Flowers" (or roughly, Killer Valentine's Flowers).
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A steady stream of residents and well-wishers has left bouquets and other offerings just outside the police station where she once worked.
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In the organization's photos, it is clear the flowers were much appreciated as the patients can be seen smiling with the stunning bouquets.
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In the accompanying photo, Azalea – who is currently working as a judge for X Factor Australia – posed amid an array of flower bouquets.
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As a way to further immortalize the bouquets, she has dried the flowers and is now planning to create resin sculptures with them.
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Back in November 2018, Jenner came home to a plethora of rose bouquets that were placed in nearly every inch of her home.
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Alongside this, the company's technology platform gives florists the software and tools they need to create and deliver "beautifully crafted bouquets" to customers.
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These premium bouquets make those expensive weddings on TLC actually look achievable, picked by expert flower farmers and lasting up to three weeks.
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Tables are set with bouquets of plastic sunflowers and chipotle-flavored Tabasco, as a flat-screen television plays music a little too loudly.
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Bouquets and wreaths are always sweet, but this year you might want to give your Valentine (or Galentine) something a little extra special.
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You might have your heart set on pink flowers to accent your bridesmaids' bouquets, but consider settling for a different shade or variety.
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Where it started out as a cut flower farm selling bouquets, Marsh wanted it to be more sustainable and symbolic of lasting change.
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We've gotten a few lovely bouquets from FTD, and we were impressed by the beautiful vases, secure packaging, and freshness of the blooms.
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Someone had painted Sterling's image on the side of the store, and soggy bouquets of flowers and tributes lay piled on the pavement.
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The audience cheered and sang along to songs during the two-hour concert and the South Korean performers were later presented with bouquets.
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They freely mix flowers living and dead, disrupting otherwise dewy bouquets with preserved leaves like moth wings and craspedia, which resemble fuzzy suns.
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A makeshift memorial began to grow Sunday outside the Walmart, where residents like 62-year-old Alfredo Angcayan dropped off bouquets of flowers.
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On Soccer LEICESTER, England — By Sunday morning, half a dozen bouquets of flowers had been placed against a wall outside King Power Stadium.
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Mr. Trump and his wife, Melania, made a trip to the hospital on Wednesday night, arriving with two large bouquets of white flowers.
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To sweeten the deal, he throws in a free wedding, complete with white gown, tuxedo, wedding bands, bouquets and a post-wedding reception.
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At wildflower-strewn weddings and in Dutch-still-life-inspired bouquets, the flowers were always exquisite, but also always very polite, chaste even.
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Mourners thronged the grounds outside her Kensington Palace residence, virtually carpeting the field with flowers and pushing bouquets through the wrought iron gate.
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The female inmates of the harem become a vast and intricate dance bower, with flowers, garlands, bouquets, and even, in some productions, topiary.
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In a packed courtyard, a somber crowd stood silently in near-freezing cold, all eyes fixed on a pile of bouquets and candles.
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Prime Minister Hun Sen greeted the passengers with handshakes and bouquets of roses as they stepped off the ship and boarded a bus.
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That celebratory holiday in which you hand Hallmark cards and flower bouquets to the woman who brought you into the world and say: hooray!
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A flyer wouldn't do it, but after seeing so many bouquets at delis around the city, Hewson hit upon the paper they're wrapped in.
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In truth, Whole Foods was never the brainchild of a stereotypical hippie, crunchy as its tofu ginger rice muffins and kale bouquets may be.
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And what of a petition now on the justices' desk from a florist in Washington state who refuses to make bouquets for gay weddings?
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The line was dubbed the "lilac train" in honour of the mauve bouquets taken back to the Smoke as remembrances of day-trip idylls.
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"We had little memory charms with his photo on each of our bouquets, mine including my bridesmaids and my mom had one," she says.
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In Chicago, Jim Bachor is known for beautifying the city's dilapidated streets by filling its concrete craters with beautifully crafted mosaics of flower bouquets.
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As everyone skips around in pink and red merrily clutching their bouquets, you might start wishing that you considered someone other than chardonnay bae.
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Since Victoria's own wedding in 1840, myrtle — which symbolizes love — from that same tree has been used in the bouquets of numerous royal brides.
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As part of its "smooth things over" marketing campaign for its new Creamy range, Snickers will send bouquets of its chocolate bars to people.
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Bouqs ships cut-to-order bouquets from certified eco-friendly farms in South America and the U.S. Prices begin at $40 and includes shipping.
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Just half a mile from where three people were killed, Scott Annesley sees and talks with residents all day long while selling flower bouquets.
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In the clip, dozens of red rose bouquets can be seen lining her stairwell, her living and dining rooms, as well as her hallways.
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Although Shelton's research is based on historic usages of these plants, her arrangements are uprooted from the past and presented as contemporary, living bouquets.
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All around her were people who had come to pay their respects, some bearing bouquets of flowers or boxing gloves, handmade signs or letters.
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UrbanStems was offering double bouquets for the price of a single "in celebration of today's Disney+ launch," according to an email sent to customers.
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"I couldn't bring her home until the sun went down because I had 500 candles and 20 bouquets of roses set up," he said.
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They wore floral aprons; they offered each other flower bouquets; and they laid out each other's suits and underwear for the day to come.
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Once the roses land in Miami, they get fashioned into bouquets before being loaded onto refrigerated delivery trucks that will drive across the country.
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There are services and nonprofit organizations around the country that will help turn event flowers into bouquets for hospitals, nursing homes and the like.
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The flowers are white — sometimes with just the slightest hint of pink — and grow in lovely little bouquets, which gleam like beacons at sunset.
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From his flower shop on Melrose Avenue, he designs elaborate bouquets for the likes of Gwen Stefani, Salma Hayek and the Beverly Hills Hotel.
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The stage door of New York City Ballet is where dancers find fan mail, extravagant bouquets and the occasional request for autographed toe shoes.
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During a recent trip to Europe, Tulezi said he saw shops just giving away bouquets for free, unable to sell them before they died.
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The vibe is rich hippie, with blush-colored duvets and feral-looking bouquets of seasonal flowers and female acoustic covers of Bruce Springsteen songs.
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Each time Dr. Gilani brought his A-game: dinner at State Bird Provisions (a hot ticket for foodies), bouquets of flowers, follow-up emails.
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All of the flowers and plants are sourced from sustainable farms, which UrbanStems&apos in-house floral designers collaborate with to create unique bouquets.
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Inside, diners are met by an enormous table topped with a towering arrangement of budding branches, plus botanical-themed products and bouquets for sale.
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It made me think of the Knights of the Round Table, aside from all the leopard-print, the chandelier, and the multiple flower bouquets.
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In August, he and his team lowered four elaborate bouquets and a bonsai tree into Japan's Suruga Bay, near the base of Mount Fuji.
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She herself, she says, pictures herself at a milestone birthday dinner party, surrounded by friends and family at a table covered in bouquets of peonies.
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The blanket, or colcha, is an oversized alpaca blanket the color of earth and sunset, each side decorated with four identical bouquets on every corner.
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All the bridesmaids were dressed in coordinating pink dresses and their hair was pulled back in messy buns, and each carried bouquets similar to Josie's.
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Summer rains bring stunning fall flowers, and Kanye West showered his wife, Kim Kardashian West, with beautiful bouquets of late-season bloomers for her birthday.
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Next came printed bouquets of vivid botanicals on drop-waisted and ruffle-hemmed dresses, the show-stopping prints and fabrications Quinn has become known for.
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So, to communicate the thoughts that immigrants harbor about President Trump, artist Lizania Cruz decided to invite some of them to create bouquets for him.
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According to The Guardian, some diehard Game of Thrones fans gathered outside of the church where the wedding was held, carrying bouquets for the nuptials.
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The royals received matching bouquets upon their departure from the school – and shared a blanket as they rode off in the backseat of their car!
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After dividing the Twittersphere (and Hollywood) with her naked selfies, Kim Kardashian West is thanking her supporters with bouquets of her favorite flowers: white roses.
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Jenner's fans jumped the gun, going crazy after she posted a lengthy vid showing a gaggle of bouquets and rose petals strewn around her mansion.
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In years past, Sam tried to make it down to Florida every May to visit her mom; when she couldn't, she'd send elaborate floral bouquets.
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He surprised Chyna with 28 bouquets of flowers and a card for each one after attending her Los Angeles ChyMoji launch party on Tuesday evening.
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They've picked Arsenal-themed decor, Arsenal-themed place cards and Arsenal-themed wedding bouquets, while also inviting guests to attend their nuptials wearing Arsenal shirts.
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Or maybe, just maybe, it's because it reminds me of the bouquets of fresh blooms she wore in all those paintings I loved so much.
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You may know this company from their Edible Arrangements full of chocolate dipped fruit bouquets, but they just launched a new line of Edible Donuts.
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You don't have to call 1-800-Flowers anymore to get gorgeous bouquets delivered to your loved ones on the same day you ordered them.
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As the show went on, they faded before the spectacle, which got bigger and bigger, just like the bouquets that were presented to each performer.
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Each school will present activities, including planting daffodil bulbs, making wildflower bouquets and, at Public School 146, painting watercolor portraits of the garden's real chickens.
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As part of the Italian-inspired food chain's Valentine's Day 2020 promotion, Olive Garden will be releasing breadstick bouquets in restaurants for the first time.
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I'd never questioned the practice before, but, having just walked through empty streets for more than forty minutes, I wondered where they'd found their bouquets.
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MOSCOW — A multicolored chaos reigned across Russia on Wednesday, as crowds jostled for bouquets of all sizes and hues for a holiday that celebrates women.
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Escorted by a military parade, servants shouldering gargantuan bouquets of beans, chillies and rice crackers process to the mosque, where the offerings are handed out.
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Making It In recent years, once-tidy bouquets have become boundless, their diverse tangles of blooms, branches and weeds looking ever more like art installations.
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Awaiting them on the tarmac were TV cameras, a government minister with bouquets of plastic roses, and families relieved to have their daughters safely home.
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Entrepreneurship This weekend, florists across the country will send out millions of Valentine's Day bouquets filled with roses, carnations, tulips and other blooming symbols of love.
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We're looking forward to seeing the pompous Gaston do his very best to charm Belle with his muscles and bouquets (only to be rebuffed, of course).
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Accessories included large bags containing spring flower bouquets, straw gardening hats — sometimes decorated with flowers — and footwear that consisted essentially of rubber range shoes or trainers.
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Wescott hosted a garden bridal shower for the couple, complete with twinkling lights, massive gold balloons, chandelier candles and bouquets of white roses on the tables.
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It's easy to get lost in the wild and crazy side of Milan Fashion Week: the supermodel reunions, the walking floral bouquets, the bejeweled chin straps.
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Amid bouquets of flowers stuck into the chain-link fence, a man in a purple hoodie used a black ribbon to tie on a single rose.
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Fans visited both locations of the former restaurant to mourn Bourdain's death, placing bouquets of flowers in the door handles and overflowing them onto the sidewalk.
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Hollywood Event Rentals and Soirée8's fine gold and glass furnishings were matched with flowing bouquets of pink roses and white orchids by NèBella Floral Concepts.
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Cielo's guests left with a goody bag that included a wind-up animal toy, while parents went home with their own rose bouquets from Passion Roses.
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Two bouquets of flowers were placed upon his coffin, the BBC reported, as his body was transported from his home in Cambridge to the university church.
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Instead of the typical flower bouquets, the bridesmaids held Boxer-Coonhound puppies from Pitties Love Peace, a non-profit dog rescue organization where the bride works.
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None of the bouquets were actually sent to the White House, but Flowers for Immigration is meant more as a series of messages for the public.
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Yet even if the invitation works on that level, faced with the little matter of creatively capitalizing on that opportunity, "Four Weddings" won't catch any bouquets.
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Bouqs will give you $50 in credit towards a swath of Valentine's Day bouquets, but the best part is you only pay $29.99 in the shop.
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Hiring a florist for your wedding can be extremely pricey — couples reported spending an average of $1,800 on floral arrangements and bouquets for their wedding day.
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They spent their days next to each other in a small but pleasant stand, arranging bouquets that people took home to decorate their tables and terraces.
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At El Molcajete, the tacos look like bouquets, brimming with cilantro, loosely bundled in paper sleeves twisted tight at one end and gaping at the mouth.
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At El Molcajete, the tacos look like bouquets, brimming with cilantro, loosely bundled in paper sleeves twisted tight at one end and gaping at the mouth.
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Instead of carrying the classic bouquets of flowers for the wedding photos, each member of the wedding party toted an adoptable puppy from Partners 4 Pets.
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Having composed arrangements for a funeral and discovered their consoling power, Ms. Henrot started a project to create ikebana bouquets that evoked books from her library.
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"Doftranka," the third painting, is named after the Swedish word for Stephanotis floribunda, a flowering plant native to Madagascar, which is often found in bridal bouquets.
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FOWLER: And this time, instead of letting their beautiful bouquets go to waste, Prince Harry and Princess Meghan Markle put their floral arrangements to good use.
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Olga Lah's Bloom, adjacent to the pool, is a stepped hillside festooned with hundreds of pink plastic fiberoptic bouquets, which Duckler also incorporated in her choreography.
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After returning home from a party to celebrate her Chymoji app, she found 28 bouquets of flowers with 28 cards waiting for her in her kitchen.
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He offered Queen Marie-Antoinette and King Louis XVI bouquets of potato blossoms, which the former wore in her hair and the latter in his buttonhole.
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Floral Bouquets, from $39, available at The Bouqs Co.There's so much to love about flowers: they're aesthetically pleasing, colorful, and emit lovely fragrances through your home.
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In Asia, hand sanitizer is so scarce that "anti-coronavirus bouquets" with mini bottles of disinfectant nestled between red roses were a coveted Valentine's Day gift.
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In others, the bouquets line the bottom edge of the canvas or paper, as if on a windowsill overlooking a beach or the sea stretching beyond.
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With Gigi Hadid and Kaia Gerber as walking bouquets, with glossy ribbons around their waists and flowers blooming from their boots and dresses of paper folds.
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Also in the mix are large bouquets of culinary herbs such as lemon thyme and sage, essential oils and Père Blaize's own line of herbal teas.
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Now through the end of January, use code "FRESHSTART20" to get 20% off select doubled bouquets (the Macchiato, the Buttercream, the Pink Champagne, and the Confetti).
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The reality star went all out for the holiday gathering, decoring her table with ceramic pumpkins, bouquets of white roses, gold-leaf garland and votive candles.
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Welcome preparations were underway at the docks, with embassy officials and Cambodian health authorities from Phnom Penh waiting alongside journalists and people carrying bouquets of flowers.
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There, at a front-and-center table set with glowing candles, bouquets of yellow roses and untouched salads, was a name card that read RICHARD PLEPLER.
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In Islamabad's markets Monday, florists standing amid large heart-shaped garlands of roses and bouquets of daffodils and jasmine were worried by the effects of the ban.
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The kaleidoscopic top hovers above customary bedroom furniture and hundreds if not thousands of artificial flowers in the form of plastic bouquets, lamps, pillows, knickknacks, decorations, etc.
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TL;DR: The Bouqs Co. is offering deluxe-sized bouquets for the price of an original when you use code 2XLOVE at checkout — a savings of $15.
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So if the spoilsports and the snark attackers want to throw brickbats instead of bouquets at Bob Dylan on his birthday, one suspects that's fine with him.
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In the middle of a pile of bouquets, cards, and electric tea lights on the sidewalk in front of them was a photo of Dr. Deelshad Joomun*.
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On her actual birthday, Kourtney woke up to an adorable balloon display in her home that read "HAPPY BIRTHDAY MOM" — as well as endless bouquets of flowers.
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This isn't the first time this year Swift has shared the pleasure of bouquets, having sent one to another fan to celebrate her graduation back in May.
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Retailer ThinkGeek completely upped the gift-giving game Friday with the debut of its plush Valentine's Day bouquets, which include three officially licensed Star Wars-themed versions.
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The bouquets were created by Sydney company Dessert Boxes, who ran a competition earlier this year to find a deserving bride — they received more than 250 applicants.
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Two ladies even bring in bouquets of flowers; one for Louie, one for Sally, and one for the cook, which is the entire staff for Sunday service.
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" On Sunday, "My mom came in the room with both of the bouquets and goes, 'I have a little story before I give them to you guys.
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It was a few days after the Qingming festival [when Chinese tend family graves], and I saw wilted flower bouquets here and there, but none at Ai's.
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Kasim laid a flag, some Iraqi jerseys and bouquets of flowers at the center of the field, and he later visited two injured children in their homes.
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The Chinese Foreign Minister also paid tribute to North Korea's two former leaders, Kim Il Sung and Kim Jong Il, presenting bouquets of flowers to their statues.
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Bouquets of towering multicolored yarn fashioned into faux dreadlocks fueled a continuing conversation about the relationship of cultural appropriation and creative inspiration that has grown increasingly heated.
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Bouqs makes it easy to see the earliest available ship date for its bouquets, too, so it's easier to figure out which bouquet will suit your timeframe.
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Floral Bouquets, starting at $36, available at The BouqsThere's a reason flowers are a classic — bursting with color and lovely scents, they bring life to every space.
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On the other side, round wooden tables cradled families with children, their attention fixed on their tablets or on the martini shakers that hold bouquets of fries.
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Nude Lips - Vanilla Amber Musk Tone - on-tone bouquets of magnolia, jasmine and peony are drenched with warm, solar spices and barely - there lily of the valley.
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La Fleur Bouquets is launching Fleurtopia, an immersive floral experience, November 22 at Westfield Topanga mall in Los Angeles ... and it's about to blow up your timeline.
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Adding to the decor were a dozen or so floral bouquets, a pink Christmas tree, and the phrase "a baby is brewing" which topped off its tablescape.
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When the museum opened in 2001, the owners hand-selected Zezé to create bouquets for the lobby, and the master florist has been refreshing them ever since.
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Lesandro lay in an open coffin, dressed in his Police Explorer's jacket with a New York Yankees jersey draped over him, surrounded by dozens of flower bouquets.
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"But first, we cupcake," Ms. Kloss said as she led the young women into a conference room decorated with a bronze chandelier, modern art and flower bouquets.
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After the two divorced, in 1996, Ms. Scott later wrote, Mr. Trump sent Diana "massive bouquets of flowers, each worth hundreds of pounds," accompanied by handwritten notes.
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Clutching freshly purchased bouquets, clasping scarves and jerseys, a steady stream of fans appeared: old and young, male and female, whole families holding one another for support.
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In new photographs, the American artist Taryn Simon captures a different kind of flower power: bouquets that sat on the tables where world leaders were brokering deals.
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Some posted images of their Flowerbx bouquets on Instagram; Mr. Norton posted on Twitter about his delivery and the Flowerbx website had 150,000 hits the same day.
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In the image, Sam and Lola (whom Richards' shares with ex-husband Charlie Sheen) flank a smiling Eloise as they each hold bouquets of pink and white roses.
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His antics at the weigh-ins, including the presentation of bouquets of flowers for his opponent, are neither as trite nor contrived as Tom Lawlor's elaborate get ups.
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The simple depot has turned into a touching shrine for the cat, with the bench covered in bouquets of flowers and children's drawings of Missy covering the walls.
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Although her bouquets look nearly identical, her flower headband was replaced for her wedding with the Greville Emerald Kokoshnik Tiara, borrowed from Queen Elizabeth for the special occasion.
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Other bouquets tiptoe around the $210 or $19.993 mark, which is a pretty great price for flowers that don't look like you just swung by the grocery store.
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You can also get breadstick bouquets from Olive Garden, free burritos for a kiss from Qdoba, and an $11 heart-shaped pizza from Papa John's for Valentine's Day.
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On social media, Chinese people shared images of bouquets filled with surgical masks, joking that they were the true symbols of love in the time of the coronavirus.
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Arranged in bouquets of cut flowers, these perennials are beautiful; seen from the sky, when still blooming in droves in the tulip fields of Lisse, they are shocking.
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Lewis Miller identified himself as the instructor who guided the baby shower guests to arranging their beautiful bouquets on Instagram, complimenting the Duchess of Sussex along the way.
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Future brides and grooms can enter for a chance to win the bouquets and boutonnieres here by June 15—all you need is a wedding date and location.
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Bouquets, champagne, confetti, and the happy couple at St George's Chapel; the Milly Green Prince Harry and Meghan Markle Royal Wedding limited edition tea towel has it all.
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But the stunt comes with a twist: the bouquets will be delivered on February 15 for those who forgot to get their partners anything on the day itself.
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They were greeted by Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mehmood Qureshi and Thomas Drew, the British High Commissioner, as well as two children who gave them bouquets of flowers.
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Outside the First Avenue nightclub in downtown Minneapolis, devotees placed photographs of the artist, a guitar and at least two dozen bouquets of flowers, many of them purple.
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Hungry City At El Molcajete, the tacos look like bouquets, brimming with cilantro, loosely bundled in paper sleeves twisted tight at one end and gaping at the mouth.
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Russian men frequently receive large bouquets of flowers on their birthday, and Mr. Putin has used the occasion to generate positive publicity and burnish a cult of personality.
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So, whenever governments get together to present some new accord, it is always done in style — in expensive suits on rich tablecloths with beautiful bouquets bearing silent witness.
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It would be elegant if white floral bouquets like Ms. Markle's made a comeback now, even though there has been a lot of color added to American weddings.
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If you know you want to deliver someone flowers for their birthday in a month, you can order bouquets up to three weeks out from the current date.
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Rose petals fall like rain from the rafters, fellow dancers parade out to deliver bouquets, and audience members crowd the aisles, roaring as if at a rock concert.
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Alongside supplements from Moon Juice are goods from other indie purveyors with cult followings, local floral bouquets from Petal by Pedal — even pretty pillows from Hill House Home.
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Candles and bouquets were left outside Bowie's apartment building on Lafayette Street in Soho, New York, where the doorman told the Guardian no one knew he was sick.
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For example, "flower" is one, including everything from bridal bouquets that signal purity to the cherry blossom, which in Japan suggests good fortune and the transience of life.
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The end result yielded in a strategy to train growers on the farms on how to wrap the bouquets, which brought expenditures down from $500,000 a month to $15,000.
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Of course, fans have become familiar with the dramatic and extravagant bouquets that the Kardashian family has given and received, especially to welcome a new baby into the world.
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After the performance, the girls received bouquets of flowers and the entire group posed for family photos along with the father of Lopez's twins, her ex-husband Marc Anthony.
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Even in her infinite wisdom of all the domestic arts, Garten admits in the caption that mixed bouquets are "hard to get right" so she offers an alternative approach.
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If the thought of beef jerky bouquets leaves a sour taste in your mouth, you need only look at Google's most searched "how to" queries for a romantic lift.
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There was a sentimental "Sandra Rose" room at party with lit candles, pink and white flower bouquets, and pictures of himself at various ages with his mom, Sandi Graham.
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The future royal, who accepted bouquets as she made her way down the line of fans, repeatedly introduced herself with a friendly: "Hi, I'm Meghan" to everyone she met.
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But three years ago, Paul, 90, began sending his long lost love sweet messages and rose bouquets once he learned that Lauris lost her spouse, as he also did.
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West, it should be noted, also celebrated Kim's birthday on Saturday, surprising her with massive floating pink flower bouquets hanging around their sparse living room, and a piano serenade.
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This deals round-up includes everything from robot vacuum cleaners to fitness trackers, with a whole load of coffee machines, juicers, smartwatches, Mother's Day bouquets, and more in between.
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Tyler, who held a Corona beer in his hand, also sweetly brought along another bottle for his late mom and positioned it between the two bouquets near her tombstone.
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And now, we have this: Villa Italian Kitchen is giving away pizza bouquets and boutonnieres to "a few lucky brides and grooms" who will be getting married this summer.
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The venue was decorated with white balloons with gold streamers, while lush bouquets of white flowers mingled with candles, stacks of books, and gold animal figurines on the tables.
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Edible Arrangements shipped over four million pounds of fresh fruit and chocolate that we handcrafted into bouquets and gourmet gifts to meet holiday demand between Black Friday and Christmas.
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Using her tattoo machine, she creates wispy bouquets that bloom on the body like ivy, sliding over the hip or stretching up the spine, accentuating the natural human form.
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This is particularly important in her work at the Seabury Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired, where her participants use touch and smell to identify and arrange their bouquets.
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I would say that I've missed out on a lot of bouquets, but we grow almost everything on the list and if anything I was gladdened to read it.
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"Let's give it up for Corey!" she said, before giving bouquets of flowers to Mr. Johnson, the Council Finance Committee chairman Daniel Dromm and other Council and staff members.
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A tribute to the late ophthalmologist Li Wenliang with flower bouquets at the Houhu Branch of Wuhan Central Hospital in Wuhan in China's central Hubei province, on Feb. 7.
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On Monday, at the spot where he was killed, someone had placed a photo of Mr. Kwok, looking up as if to answer a question, amid bouquets of flowers.
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What they&aposve created is an easier, more affordable way to order beautiful flowers online — one that ensures your bouquets actually are delivered in time for those special moments.
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Only the first three minutes of the tape include visuals, and Trump can be seen briefly when he approaches the rectangular dining table set with red bouquets of flowers.
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Floral bouquets peppered the area, and a huppah, with posts made of sugar cane stalks for a unique Namutumba touch, was held up by local Jewish youth group leaders.
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More bouquets awaited the leader and his wife as they alighted from the train and were met by officials from the ruling Communist Party of China, the footage shows.
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On a recent Sunday morning, a lone flower merchant at a stall just outside the station was selling bouquets of pink lilies — and "orchids for a fiver" (5 pounds).
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Rented bouquet Peonies "I THOUGHT THESE were natural flowers at first," said Giorgiana Sascau, 39, as she looked at the bouquets when the couple applied for their marriage license.
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Amid the beauty shots and creeping camera moves, he rents rooms in her villa, brings its dormant garden back to bloom and fills its sepulchral rooms with luxurious bouquets.
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He smiled and shook hands with Swiss President Alain Berset and chatted amiably with a girl and a boy, dressed in traditional costumes, who presented him with bouquets of flowers.
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She started creating her own bouquets, often buying flowers from local farmers, a group she could relate to, having grown up in northern Indiana surrounded by corn and soybean fields.
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These chic online bouquets are sustainably sourced, uniquely designed, and can be ordered from the comfort of your own couch within days (even down to the day) of requested delivery.
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Florists will send out millions of Valentine's Day bouquets this weekend in the U.S. alone, and local florists will be squeezed by national merchants like 1-800-Flowers and FTD.
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We may be past the deadline for certain bouquets and gourmet goods from favorite online boutiques, but lucky for us, there's another way to save Valentine's Day from total ruin.
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Not only did Thicke shower Geary with rose petals and bouquets, he also pampered her with desserts such as chocolate covered strawberries and macaroons as well as her favorite snacks.
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Instead of blooming bouquets and ornate floral backdrops à la Kimye, more and more couples are opting for verdant assortments of eucalyptus, ferns, and various herbs to decorate their venues.
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Jars of applesauce and bouquets of broccoli were left on the steps of the Supreme Court on Friday as part of a makeshift memorial for the late Justice Antonin Scalia.
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They hang in bunches, too, dried bouquets of banana peppers, tabasco, jalapeño, cayenne and varieties of NuMex originally cultivated at New Mexico State University, whose chile program dates from 1888.
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They realized that even though companies were providing more innovative benefits to attract employees, they still fell back on bouquets or fruit baskets when workers went through a hard time.
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Everywhere else there were trays upon trays of glam rock treasure: mirrored glasses with crystals in every conceivable shape and color; brooches shaped like thistles, pineapples, starfish and overflowing bouquets.
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With more than 80 beautiful bouquets available for delivery by or on February 14, The Bouqs Co. is one online flower company we come back to time and time again.
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UrbanStems is a member of the fewer, better camp, which is reflected in their selection — a few beautifully-crafted bouquets and potted plants, rather than a mass of mediocre arrangements.
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Chicken nugget bouquets can be made with skewers and any nugget variety, plus sauces and decorations, based on pictures from Instagram users who were gifted the fast-food-inspired arrangements.
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The breadstick bouquets will be available in restaurants while supplies last, but for those wanting to create their own breadstick bouquet, you can download the wrappers on Olive Garden's website.
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The Bouqs Co. flower subscription, from $36 per shipmentSend beautiful bouquets on a regular basis at the rate of your choosing — weekly, every two weeks, monthly, or every two months.
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Since Easter was just days away and we had friends coming for dinner, we put a leaf on our dining table and lined the center of it with the bouquets.
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A few American flags and bouquets of flowers had been placed at the entrance to Stewart Air National Guard Base on Tuesday, but the base was closed to the public.
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A flower designer for the rich sneaks around New York City before sunrise, masking the smell of trash with the sweet scent of flower bouquets to brighten New Yorkers' days.
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Well-dressed movie- and theater-goers, many carrying bouquets of flowers, strolled past on their way to a Lincoln Center event, paying little mind to the quiet group of artists.
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And her companion, a failed Shakespearean actor named St. Clair Bayfield, spared no effort to weed out any spoiler who might be disinclined to shower his diva with bouquets and applause.
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In Paris, mourners (and their bouquets) collected through the week at the Pont de l'Alma; a sheet bearing the hand-lettered message "RIP Diana" appeared over the entrance to the tunnel.
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This is the perfect place for those with moms who are also plant moms: Many bouquets feature colorful succulents, exotic blooms, and assorted shrubbery to give them an extra unique look.
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Tsybulski worked "only on the personal flowers" including those for the "bridesmaids, boutonnieres, bouquets for the mothers of the bride and groom and the bridal bouquet for Priyanka," he tells PEOPLE.
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You can get a single everlasting rose mounted in a clear glass dome for just $116 (25% off its original price) in the same color options as the 24-count bouquets.
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Watch the video below: There are tons of plush bouquets for you to choose from so you can gift that special someone stuffed pals that are as adorable as they are.
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On Thursday, the Being Mary Jane actress, 45, shared an instance where Miami Heat's Wade perked up her grueling day—by decorating her trailer with bouquets of roses and sentimental notes.
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Read more:Chinese couples are sending each other 'bouquets' of masks and other essentials to celebrate Valentine's Day as the coronavirus outbreak continuesThis year's Valentine's Day Google doodle features 2 adorable aliens.
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Spliced into Jung Jaei-il's dread-laden score, fragrant bouquets of classical music provide bustling comic counterpoint as well as wry commentary on the snooty cultural values being slowly eviscerated onscreen.
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Along with a screenshot of a card Mason, 7, drew her and multiple flower bouquets, she also shared a filtered video of what appeared to be Dream's father Rob Kardashian, 30.
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We usually forget that it's about to roll around until we start getting bombarded with ads of life-sized teddy bears, chocolates, greeting cards, and pickle bouquets (yes, they're a thing).
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Kourtney, Kim and Khloé Kardashian's brother surprised his beloved with 28 bouquets of flowers and a card for each one after attending her Los Angeles ChyMoji launch party on Tuesday evening.
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Tsybulski worked "only on the personal flowers" including those for the "bridesmaids, boutonnieres, bouquets for the mothers of the bride and groom and the bridal bouquet for Priyanka," he told PEOPLE.
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However, the two turned to their Korean heritage for their outfits, which were versions of the classic Korean Hanbok, and honored their parents by giving their mothers bouquets during the ceremony.
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The couple brought two large bouquets of white flowers for the injured lawmaker's wife, as well as for Crystal Griner, a US Capitol Police officer also wounded in the gun attack.
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Apparently, making robots order bouquets is a big thing for technology companies, as the 1-800-Flowers bot was one of the integrations Facebook recently showed off for its bot platform.
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What you do see on Instagram are the artfully arranged peony bouquets, just-green-enough matcha lattes, and casual-cool street style shots that are the staples of many Instagram influencers.
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Regardless of what a sham we all know it is, that doesn't stop the jewelry commercials, the billboards for flower bouquets, or the heart-shaped boxes of chocolate from suddenly appearing.
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Some bridal parties carry classic rose bouquets, and others opt for seasonal blooms — but at Andee and Tina Krasinski's wedding, the bridesmaids instead clutched some precious, fluffy accessories: 10 rescue dogs.
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It's also a celebration of the full absurdity of the set: feather bouquets in giant vases and staircases so choked with flowers a Disney princess would say it's a bit much.
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Instead, plants regulate the chemistry of their environment, perpetually suffusing the ground, air and their own tissues with molecular cocktails and bouquets intended to increase their chances of survival and reproduction.
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When Skating Fans Toss Bears and Bouquets, the 'Flower Kids' Clean Up School-age skaters in charge of clearing the ice are stealing the show at the Olympic figure skating arena.
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"You don't want this stuff to just end up in the garbage," he said, So Mr. Fulk whisks bouquets away after the last guests leave and distributes them to local charities.
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And I will remember all the years when Mother's Day meant crayoned cards and plaster-of-Paris handprints and weedy bouquets made of clover and henbit and creeping Charlie and dandelion.
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The language of flowers is important and romantic, too; Ms. Markle's bouquet had a sprig of myrtle in it — a sign of hope and love, often in British royal bridal bouquets.
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Samihullah, a flower shop worker who like many Afghans uses one name, transported bouquets of bright plastic flowers to the madrasa to be given to teachers and students after the ceremony.
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Get ready to toss some bouquets: the principal dancer Rebecca Krohn will give her farewell performance in Balanchine's "Stravinsky Violin Concerto" before becoming a ballet master with the company (Oct. 7).
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Otto already has a growing crowd of regulars, including Ursus's mother, the conceptual artist Meggie Schneider, who often brings over jars of pickles and bouquets of wildflowers from the German countryside.
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And the small but influential '80s and early '90s Manhattan flower shop Madderlake was known for casual bouquets mixed with things like roadside-harvested chicory and dandelion accented with squash blossoms.
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But the private function room at the Happy Clam was funereal, with bouquets and long faces—Rose with her back turned, Gilbert and Fred conferring, Franny fussing over her son, Jonty.
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The vibrant colors of her mural recall oil pastels and bouquets of freshly sharpened pencils (as Tom Hanks would say), and share a clear affinity with the work of Lynda Benglis.
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The Victorian structure on Fort Hamilton Parkway is now open to visitors for the first time, with a few of those synthetic bouquets accompanying the exhibition Matthew Jensen: Among Trees and Stones.
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In Brasilia, police used pepper spray on protesters who tried to march on the Supreme Court with bouquets of flowers and signs denouncing what they called a "culture of rape" in Brazil.
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Queen Anne's Lace, which is also known as wild carrot, is beautiful, harmless, and can be found in wedding bouquets and roadsides near you — so don't mistake it for the giant hogweed!
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At the grand finale, Baskov pops open his yellow fuzzy suit to reveal a black t-shirt with "Catch Me" written in cyrillic Comic Sans before being vigorously gifted bouquets of flowers.
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The model/business owner turned 28 Wednesday – but Kardashian got the celebrations started even earlier, surprising his expectant fiancée with 28 bouquets of flowers – and a card for each one – Tuesday evening.
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A wall near the market was turned into a makeshift memorial for the victims of the attack, with thousands of flower bouquets and notes left for the victims and all those affected.
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In fact, the birthday girl was happily indulged and fêted from start to finish, accepting hugs, bouquets and kisses (blown and planted) from all the artists who came to celebrate with her.
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In the months leading up to the wedding, we collected cool-looking soda and seltzer bottles, which we filled with simple wildflowers and scattered on the tables rather than buying expensive bouquets.
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A flower delivery service is encouraging lawmakers to trade partisan fights for a bit of petal diplomacy, erecting a gigantic "Wall of Love" outside the Capitol made up of hundreds of bouquets.
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Many of these wines seduce with alluring bouquets of fraises des bois, tart blood orange and cherry blossoms before giving way to lean delicacy with an underpinning of complexity on the palate.
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Just as the bouquets of the signing ceremonies conceal the sometimes dirty diplomacy that led to their arrangement, the clean composition of Simon's photographs belie the convoluted infrastructures integral to their creation.
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We started detecting the rising popularity of an inanimate aesthetic on (where else?) Instagram, where all kinds of flowers were being resurrected in the form of bundles, arrangements, bouquets, and event decor.
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A billionaire, a queen and an American first lady walked into a public charter school on Wednesday, collecting bouquets, examining owl pellets and hugging students amid the rapid-fire clicking of cameras.
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That vision is articulated by the character Chen Yanshi, a respected party elder who turns away exotic gifts that are sent to his home — 35 birds, 43 bouquets and 16 bonsai trees.
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Eugenia, the actress referred to in the title, is dying, and the flowers serve both as gestures acknowledging that fact and as a reminder of the bouquets she earned in her career.
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Residents of Pyongyang, North Korea's capital, trained for months for the anniversary and held up the bouquets to spell out words and slogans that can be seen from the VIP viewing area.
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The most popular collection is the 17-piece box, which includes one bridal bouquet, four bridesmaid bouquets, one "throwaway" bouquet, six boutonnières, four corsages, one box of petals and one pair of clippers.
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Dumb Fun blankets your surroundings in surreal digital ephemera: red lips and waterfalls, colorful bouquets of orchids, Microsoft Word windows with haikus written in them, a grisly assortment of disembodied arms and legs.
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Because of the painstaking particularity of sentiment injected into the bouquets, these exchanges between bosom friends might carry more significance than a boyfriend's obligatory bunch of wilted grocery store carnations ever could today.
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The "Look What You Made Me Do" singer, 28, has sent bouquets to everyone from Cardi B. to Lea Michele to Grace VanderWaal, often passing off hand-written letters of praise and gratitude.
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Chinese couples are sending each other 'bouquets' of masks and other essentials to celebrate Valentine's Day as the coronavirus outbreak continuesThe Wuhan coronavirus death toll has topped 1,380, with more than 64,000 infected.
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It's a good week for the Taylor Swift fans at the office of Craftsy, a Denver crafting website: they've been gifted a bunch of bright bouquets from none other than the singer herself.
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Some women might expect a couple bouquets, a few baubles, and maybe a nice dinner amongst the offerings from a beau in the doghouse trying to pay penance to win his lover back.
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She then leads the client to a small, dark, empty theater in which a formally-dressed man is standing at a podium next to a screen and a pair of impressive sympathy bouquets.
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Photographed at the peak of life, the bouquets embody both the enhanced fertility some seek, but they also allude to desired termination — the gathered flora all eventually withered and are now long dead.
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The Keeping Up with the Kardashians reality star, 33, was surprised with bouquets of roses that were arranged in the shape of a paw print in memory of the 14-year-old pet.
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As a touching nod to how their love first bloomed and to help needy pooches, newlyweds Kyle Morris and Brian Seals had their wedding party carry adoptable puppies instead of bouquets of peonies.
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Ms. Asch's bouquets also helped set the mood at two New York Fashion Week events in September: Sandy Liang's presentation at the Standard East Village and Mansur Gavriel's all-pink pop-up shop.
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After last season, Girardi was gone — in part because the Yankees wanted a manager who could better communicate — and in came Boone, who has tossed nothing but bouquets toward Sanchez since spring training.
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And while I wanted to put a TV console under the window in my living room, the only categories available were sofas, coffee tables, lamps, art, curtains and rods, bouquets, and side tables.
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So far, I&aposve ordered two bouquets from the company and have found it offers a lot of the same conveniences as BloomThat, for both the person buying the flowers and the recipient.
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Accordingly, many of the looks felt like wearable bouquets, with exploding sprays of tulle and chiffon, dramatic ruffles, gigantic bows blossoming at the neckline and embellishments made out of thousands of delicate sequins.
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But by tapping into people's movements, firms can withstand spikes in demand—floral bouquets on Mother's Day, say—and save money on the "last mile", often the costliest leg of a parcel's journey.
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Two attendants, a best friend from Florida, Hazen Witemeyer, and a best friend from Los Angeles, the fitness guru Ana Caban, wore flowing purple ombre gowns and sneakers while clutching lavender rose bouquets.
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Simon's art has mainly been photography and text, often examining the bureaucracy and anthropology of globalization through collections like floral bouquets that adorned diplomatic events, or objects seized by customs at JFK airport.
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Some people were crouched close to the ground, reading the florid prose of sympathy, while others trailed their hands over the tops of the bouquets, or the stuffed toys that had been left there.
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After her nude selfie inspired varied reactions across the Internet last week, Kardashian reportedly sent bouquets of white roses to fellow celebrities who supported her — including Emily Ratajkowski and Modern Family star Ariel Winter.
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Even the flowering plant isn't always easy to identify and it may be confused with other flowering plants like Queen Anne's lace, which is harmless, often found in wedding bouquets, and has white flowers.
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A large paper block book had a distinct smell from an older vellum-bound book, their shifting bouquets of binding, adhesive, and paper acting as a chronology of the print industry changing over time.
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As Mimi broadcast to her fans, a real-time log of cash donations and other gifts appeared at the bottom of her screen, in the form of icons of gold coins and flower bouquets.
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Markle – also known as Rachel Zane on Suits — has posted several pics from her summer trips to London, including a number showing her delight at having received several bouquets of her favorite flower: peonies.
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"It is the expectation for brides to cover the costs of any floral arrangement such as bouquets, corsages, and accessories like living floral jewelry or flower crowns, for her wedding party," Lee told Insider.
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On opening night, the kids' families and friends, dressed in their theatergoing best and weighed down with congratulatory bouquets of flowers for the young stars, mill around the stage, sensing the children's nervous excitement.
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Bouquets of tweets and emails arrived telling me what smart publicity this was and how great this would look on our posters; the Russians had given us a marketing campaign no money could buy.
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We each donned custom-made gowns and touted wildflower bouquets as we sashayed down a makeshift trail-cum-aisle in front of family—chosen and biological—exchanging simple gold bands speckled with black diamonds.
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In a rebellious reinvention of French grandeur, his bouquets explode with dyed blue delphiniums and thistles, white hellebores, black-eyed poppies, waxy olive branches and fiery orange lotus, making at once clamor and harmony.
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Giving flowers on Valentine&aposs Day is a time-honored tradition, though many of us have horror stories of buying arrangements online, only for them to turn out to be mediocre bouquets in person.
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A few dozen people, adults of all ages, stood huddled in silence around the memorial of several jerseys, candles, dozens of bouquets, Sports Illustrated magazines with Bryant on the cover, and a Lakers flag.
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After the wedding, Hough and Laich donated all the flowers to The Full Bloom, a non-profit organization that repurposes gently used flowers into bouquets for patients in area hospitals, hospice care and other facilities.
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In May 2004, the pair got engaged in Australia when Murray popped the question on a tennis court adorned with 20 bouquets of roses and 500 lit candles spelling out a special message for Bush.
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In "Angel's Trumpets, Devil's Bells" (2019), Cuban artist María Magdalena Campos-Pons adorns—and besets—a colossal female nude with pressed campana bouquets: the medicinal Caribbean flowers form a crown for her gathered, upswept dreadlocks.
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But there was good company, and the children could glean too, carefully picking up straws in bunches of 220 or so, with the ears out, then tying them with their own stems, like little bouquets.
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For their wedding, Hoyle-King said she gathered wildflowers to use as their reception decor, and stopped by Trader Joe's on the way to the reception to pick up flowers for the bouquets and cake.
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There's even a helpful section for bouquets that cost $50 or less, and you can choose from a selection of potted plants if you prefer to send a living plant instead of freshly cut blooms.
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Okwui Enwezor, the artistic director of the 2012 Paris Triennale, invited Ms. Henrot to produce a version of the bouquets for his exhibition, where they caught the eye of Mr. Gioni of the New Museum.
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Dozens of women dropped off their wedding dresses, the woman who gave Kaylee and Ashlee their first haircuts did their hair and makeup for the shoot, and Kaylee's first-grade teacher even made their bouquets.
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Cameraperson has already raked in big prizes from Sheffield and San Francisco, but Kirsten Johnson's memory bank of touching records from her illustrious cinematography career is deserving of yet another round of bouquets from Camden.
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The attendants were in white faille silk frocks trimmed with lace and silver, and wore tulle veils attached to white Prince of Wales ostrich feathers, tipped with silver, and carried large bouquets of pink roses.
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Lucy Worsley traces the history of romance, which on this week's episode includes medieval chivalry but also love letters between average Victorian-era folks, the apparent codes with bouquets and the sublimated sexiness of séances.
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Students passed bouquets of flowers as they walked into the school, a tree-specked campus with about 620 students in fifth through eighth grade, and some parents walked up to leave flowers of their own.
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Sun-bleached tie-dyed prints came in an array of sorbet hues, while floral motifs weren't just in traditional rose prints, but also in the hands of models as they carried bouquets of fresh blooms.
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If you're going to participate in the yearly monetary mad dash to someone's heart—also known as Valentine's Day—please steer clear of celebrating your loved ones with stale candy and played-out rose bouquets!
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All around the room, there were seven bamboo wind chimes, 23 bouquets of hanging flowers, 43 silvery paper squares (which are Malaysian Taoist funeral symbols) and enough Australian eucalyptus to cure a serious case of SAD.
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The day after the Royal Wedding, St. Joseph's shared a Facebook photo of a patient holding a few bouquets of gorgeous white flowers that looked awfully familiar to anyone who watched the Royal Wedding on Saturday.
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Most royal brides (including Kate Middleton and Princess Diana) have sent their floral bouquets back to the Abbey to rest on the Grave of the Unknown Soldier, a place of remembrance for fallen soldiers since 1920.
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Take your pick from either of these two popular options: Featured on Shark Tank, the floral startup Bouqs sources its eco-friendly, handpicked bouquets from stainable farms in the U.S. and volcanic regions of South America.
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So instead of giving you an array of flower bouquets and pendant necklaces, we've rounded up a few present ideas for the more adventurous gift givers (or those who know their other half really, really well).
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In the face of late capitalist extremes and looming ecological collapse, they are like metalwork bouquets wrought by a city's self-destruction, bittersweet homages to the contradictions inherent in the comforts and conveniences of industrial society.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads AUCKLAND, New Zealand — Delicate and dainty, Queen Anne's Lace is a popular pick for wedding bouquets — but the white flower also has a long history as a naturally occurring contraceptive.
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As news of the boy's death spread through the affluent, family-friendly neighborhood, bouquets of flowers appeared outside the garage, Park Slope Garage Condominium, a beige building with abstract murals on the exterior and the interior.
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She was determined to carry shelter dogs instead of bouquets at their wedding in Plant City, Florida, to raise awareness for animals in need of a home — and a local shelter came through just in time.
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They send giant bouquets to special clients, keep fresh-cut stems on hand and have been known to create larger-than-life flower installations for shows and presentations: Fashion designers have long relied heavily on florists.
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Fanned out on a platter are swirled bouquets of salo (cured fatback), in three varieties: Belarusian, plush and quick to liquid on the tongue; smoked, its flavor shading toward aged Cheddar; and Hungarian, aflutter with paprika.
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For Mother's Day, Terri Chandler and Katie Smyth of Worm in London tuck lavender and rosemary into bouquets and deliver them with cheesecloth and string, to give the herbs a second life as a bath soak.
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Some designs featured objects like a ship in full sail, feathers, flags, and flowered bouquets, while a scented powder, available in a variety of colors, made of flour set the hair creations to last over hours.
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Reverend Isaac Collins, from Charlottesville, Virginia, officiated the brief but emotional ceremony on a patch of parking lot between two portable toilets, three tents, and a sickly tree whose twigs someone clipped off for makeshift bouquets.
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On Tuesday night, bouquets of roses and peonies piled up outside the storefront of 789 Madison, the latest expression of what has been an incredible public outpouring of emotion following the suicide of designer Kate Spade.
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Though breadstick bouquets were available for download last year, this is the first time Olive Garden customers will be able to pick up the item in-store and surprise their date with a carb-filled bouquet.
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Here&aposs what two of our editors have to say about UrbanStem&aposs service:Sally Kaplan, Insider Picks senior editor: I&aposve now both ordered and received bouquets from UrbanStems, and both experiences felt seamless and rewarding.
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Irish folk songs, princess gowns, a harp and 20 bouquets: The soprano Aprile Millo's concert on Wednesday at Zankel Hall, her first solo program in New York in 10 years, had it all, and then some.
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Cameron stood shoulder-to-shoulder with Jeremy Corbyn, the Labour Leader of the Opposition, and with a bitter rival from his own party, Speaker of the Commons John Bercow, as the politicians laid bouquets in Cox's memory.
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"I loved the idea of simple winter white bouquets and am an avid milk glass collector so wanted to include some single-stem arrangements in milk glass for the dinner tables," she explains of her décor inspiration.
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Kylie Jenner is back to sharing all with her fans The new mom – who avoided the public eye during her pregnancy – shared photos of the floral bouquets she has received from her loved ones on Snapchat Monday.
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Special "bouquets" full of practical items like masks, vegetables, and snacks were the most popular Valentine's Day gifts this year in China, according to data that Meituan, a delivery giant in the country, sent to Business Insider.
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Now each year the king and queen partake in a ceremony at the museum, during which the Swedish flag is run up the mast and children in traditional costumes present the couple with bouquets of summer flowers.
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There are three versions of the Star Wars bouquets available from ThinkGeek: one with all droids, one with Vader and a battalion of Stormtroopers, and one with an assortment of popular characters from the three original films.
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Aside from its unique flavor offerings and its spot-on resemblance to the Valentine's Day gift staple, these ice cream bouquets are served inside the shop's signature puffle cones, which themselves made the viral rounds last year.
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Although there were no presents at the party, the reality star received some lavish gifts, including a red solo cup made out of over 1,000 red and white roses from La Fleur Bouquets that read "Legal AF."
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MALORECHENSKOYE, Crimea (Reuters) - In her home in a small village on Crimea's rocky coastline, the mother of Eurovision song contest winner Jamala is surrounded by magazine cuttings about her daughter and bouquets of flowers from well-wishers.
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An honor guard in czarist uniform participated in the ceremony and wreaths with official ribbons and bouquets of red carnations and roses were piled at the base of the monument as friends and colleagues paid their respects.
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Lower Merion High School, Pennsylvania Some of Bryant's jerseys, a pile of basketballs and bouquets of flowers lined the entrance of the gym at Lower Merion High School, where Bryant went to high school in Ardmore, Pennsylvania.
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Kim kept her own online presence on the day-of relatively low-key, simply posting a photo of several cream- and blush-colored flower bouquets on her Instagram stories, captioned with a thank you for the birthday wishes.
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Drawing largely from Riddle's tome, Shelton selected about a dozen living specimens, arranged each one in separate vases in the style of Japanese ikebana (with other plants), and photographed the sculptural bouquets against an array of colorful backdrops.
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Fey told me that the "30 Rock" writers often threw random lines at Morgan which they thought would be funny to hear him say, and he'd deliver one bonkers interpretation after another, making bouquets of oddball actorly choices.
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KIEV, Ukraine — The Roma who live in tarpaulin camps and abandoned buildings in and around Kiev, the Ukrainian capital, say they make their money harmlessly by picking wildflowers and selling the bouquets to lovers on the city's streets.
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"What you think doesn't exist anymore, you can find it here," Mr. Carli said, caressing a pair of brooches — delicate bouquets rendered in a large handful of rose-cut diamonds, crafted by a Carli in the early 1700s.
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The 1,400 or so attendees, who will have paid 1,0003 euros to 5,000 euros (about $1,2000 and $220,21984) to attend, will make their way into foyers filled with bouquets and garlands where champagne and canapés will be served.
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A series of vanitas photographs by Eileen Hohmuth-Lemonick, made while she was recovering from a fractured pelvis, includes the decaying bouquets she was gifted, as well as the remains of a dead deer found in her driveway.
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In the clip posted to Instagram by The Shade Room, Cardi B can be seen in the middle of performing at Rolling Loud Festival in Los Angeles when stagehands began wheeling red and white rose bouquets from both sides.
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"Outsiders may say 'Wow' when you say that the Queen has been shopping here," says Martyn Crossley, proprietor of the local flower shop, who has created bouquets for Kate Middleton, the Queen and other members of the royal family.
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Yet it remains to be seen whether municipal authorities will allocate money from their budgets to survey the rest of Canaan's structures - although a representative from the nearby city of Croix-des-Bouquets said it had begun doing so.
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For an additional £45, you can order a "royal bouquet" with peonies (reported to be a favorite flower of Ms. Markle, according to the hotel) and a sprig of myrtle (often used in royal brides' bouquets since the 1800s).
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We returned on Mother's Day with a bouquets of flowers to join Michelle for her performance at the annual Queen Mother King Father event at Erotico Lounge, where new activist inductees are celebrated by the Imperial Court of Toronto.
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She also took a job as a courier for a private investigator and learned some tricks about serving subpoenas to people who were evading lawsuits — planting documents, for example, in pizza boxes, or flower bouquets, or sweepstakes prize packages.
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Her bouquets have served as an enduring inspiration to the Copenhagen-based jewelry designer Sophie Bille Brahe, who presented her inaugural couture collection at L'Hotel Paris last week, an occasion that also marked the fifth anniversary of her brand.
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Divided into men's and women's sides, it has self-flushing toilets lined with sanitary seat covers that rotate between uses, fresh bouquets of flowers, classical music and two attendants at all times who mop and shine until everything gleams.
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The singer, 2601, sent the Los Angeles Police Department's Foothill Community Police Station in Pacoima, California, multiple bouquets of flowers after one of their officers was shot at the Route 91 Harvest Festival, according to LAPD Intel Analyst Kimberlee Binder.
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Dylan's Candy BarA NYC classic, Dylan's online sweet shop is brimming with tackle boxes of colorful candy creations — the shippable spread spans creative treats from bouquets of chocolate-covered donut pops to cake pops, signature chocolates, rainbow hard candies, and more.
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This past year was filled with everything from Ellen and Oprah's impromptu grocery trips to baby baristas and bakers, geriatrics couples with an intense love for fast food dates, chicken nugget, and Dorito bouquets — just to name a select few.
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This is a wonderful time to cast a love spell: Surround yourself with symbols of Taurus season, like gourmet food and wine and spring bouquets, and carve a pink candle for sweetness and affection between yourself and whoever your heart desires.
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The company also sources from verified, eco-friendly farms in South America, designs bouquets in house and delivers the flowers through its own in-house bicycle courier network in the Washington, D.C., metro area and in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens.
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RELATED: Steve Scalise is the 9th sitting member of Congress to be shot Carrying two large bouquets of white flowers, President Donald Trump and his wife, Melania, visited Scalise amid a somber mood at the MedStar Washington Hospital Center in Washington.
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Sideritis flowers are gathered in bouquets from the fields by hand in June, air-dried for a week in protected warehouses, and finally packaged and delivered by company trucks for shipment to the manufacturer in Komotini, about 50 miles away.
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Gottlieb confesses to the writers he was sorry to lose (Don DeLillo, Robert Stone) and the occasional good riddance (Harold Brodkey), but he throws so many bouquets that the perfume can sometimes give the reader a bit of a headache.
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Pros: Delivers nationwide, lovely bouquets, live plant options, subscription service is a cool idea, Rainforest Alliance Certified flowers, same-day delivery in NYC and DC, next-day delivery Tuesday through Saturday in lower 48 statesCons: ExpensiveRead our full review of UrbanStems
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Simon's project evokes 17th-century Dutch still-life paintings in its crisp attention to detail and in the impossibility of the bouquets it presents: flowers that bloom in different seasons, or that would never be found growing in the same terrain.
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He had been working in the floral industry, so he knew about flowers, and he was also aware that there were people making bouquets out of fruit, and so he started selling those, too, in a corner of his flower shop.
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Who on this side of the moon really knows why in God's name you would full half a butternut squash with some clippings ripped from the bouquets on sale outside a petrol station but my oh my, vegetables are beautiful.
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Miho Kosuda Clients Include: Marc Jacobs, Alberta Ferretti, Oscar de la Renta Kosuda's introduction to the fashion world began with Bill Blass who, beginning in the 1980s, commissioned her to create bouquets for clients, including Princess Diana and Anna Wintour.
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The rose-themed third issue of Pleasure Garden magazine abounds with flower porn: Blush-pink petals spill out of a sculptural table arrangement, wilted bouquets decorate horses' manes, a long-stem rose emerges from a pair of perky butt cheeks.
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At the end of the rows of white-clothed tables, a stand sold autumnal bouquets that guests could take with them, along with the set of Greats playing cards — decorated with illustrations of the issue's honorees — that completed each place setting.
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As of this writing, the company has integrated an intelligent virtual assistant consumers can call, with natural language-processing abilities, and a "3D and augmented reality" feature on the website, so that customers can see their bouquets well before purchasing.
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Pairs are made of floral bouquets by the Dutch artist Rachel Ruysch and the Spanish artist Juan de Arellano; still lifes by the Dutch painter Adriaen Coorte and de Zurbarán; and jesters in remarkably similar costumes, by Frans Hals and Velázquez.
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The 12,000-square-foot space will also house the floral outfit Fox Fodder Farm for grab-and-go bouquets, and a leafy indoor garden, where the paint is currently drying on a mural by Studio Proba's art director Alex Proba.
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Shop flower bouquets at The Bouqs Co.Online flower delivery service The Bouqs Co. left the Tank in 2014 without an investment, but Robert Herjavec kept them in mind three years later when he was planning the flowers for his wedding.
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"We need more," said Mr. Lahainy, who carried two bouquets of roses from a flower stand that is near a mural of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, who died in 1994 and led the Lubavitch Hasidic community based in Crown Heights.
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ADDIS ABABA (Reuters) - Bouquets of white roses surrounded aviation staff as they gathered at Bole International Airport on Sunday to remember the two pilots and six crew, who perished along with 149 passengers in the Ethiopia Airlines crash a week ago.
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We're not talking about the cheap-looking blossoms that easily tip people off to their counterfeit status, but rather ones of the well-made variety: Delicate silk bouquets or lifelike shrubs that perfectly replicate the look and feel of a living, breathing plant.
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Sure, there are plenty of sappy-faced blobs of mush everywhere you turn on February 14, giving each other corny-ass bouquets and gazing sappily into each other's eyes and buying lavender polyester lingerie and bumping uglies while they listen to Hoobastank.
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The company focused on optimizing website and mobile technology to make the ordering process as simple as possible by minimizing the amount of information that had to be typed by the client order and by limiting the range of bouquets on offer.
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In his most fully realized works — not in this show but hinted at by smudgy drawings of bouquets in vases — Mr. Bleckner would create visionary, darkly luminous spaces of mourning, populated by fluttering birds, ribbons, veils, chandeliers and funereal flowers in silvery vases.
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From The Knot to Modern Bride, every hyperventilating glossy (or "Big Bridal," as Lee refers to them) warned that weddings — their delicate crudités, towering cakes, and pastel-colored bouquets — needed to create unforgettable memories that symbolize something profound about the marrying couple.
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Beneath the video are dozens of photos from people who followed its instructions and ended up with hands that look like rakes and hands that look like wilted bouquets, wadlike hands studded with wrong fingers, hands whose palms vanish into previously undiscovered dimensions.
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We've also rounded up the best 30 gifts under $50, the best personalized gifts for everyone you love, the best funny, no-pressure gifts, the best online flower delivery service for fresh bouquets, and the best gifts you can find at Nordstrom.
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The studio scouts who saw Ms. Morison in her second Broadway show, the operetta "The Two Bouquets," alongside Mr. Drake, were looking for a sultry, exotic vamp to rival the MGM star Hedy Lamarr and perhaps eventually replace Dorothy Lamour at Paramount.
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Like Nagel's cartoonish, color-blocked illustrations, the 40-year-old's work has a defiantly unnatural quality: Monstera leaves are snipped into blunt geometric shapes with scissors and palms are spotted with purple polka dots; entire bouquets are painted cornflower blue or chalk white.
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But soon after she moved to Blacklands, with its rolling meadows, endless lawns and groves of meticulously trimmed cedar of Lebanon, oak and beech trees, friends began asking her to pillage her cutting garden to make bouquets or create arrangements for private parties.
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For tulip farmers, the real draw is the bulb, and to get it while it's hot (or, rather, before it gets too hot), they have to cut off the stems at a stage in which they're too short to sell in bouquets.
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"It's absolutely clear and indisputable the torture that many of our veterans suffered," the ambassador says, speaking to CNN in a hallway of the US Embassy, which has been decorated with an American flag, bouquets of flowers and a portrait of McCain.
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Hundreds of people had queued since the morning to lay toys, scarves and bouquets to remember the much-loved owner who took over the club in 2010 and oversaw their incredible rise from the second tier to Premier League title winners in 2016.
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Others were somber, wondering both why someone would want to hurt people in their neighborhood — and how he obtained a gun in a country with far stricter gun laws than in the neighboring U.S. Bouquets of flowers lay near a plaque commemorating the city.
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The bride's wedding bouquet also made a sweet nod to royal tradition, as it featured a creamy ivory "Ella" rose by David Austin, named for the bride, and myrtle, which has formed part of many Royal wedding bouquets in a tradition started by Queen Victoria.
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Curnier Jardin flashes from the quotidian German suburbs to mock prison cells, which, unlike Genet's sterile black and white cells, are colored by green walls, inmates clad in pearls, and bouquets of wilted flowers that the women run across their breasts and swallow whole.
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More requests from the Kardashian team followed, like Thompson's birthday party later that winter — "we did a gorgeous table runner that cascaded onto the floor in their kitchen island" — and Valentine's Day bouquets sent from Kourtney and Scott in L.A. to Khloé in Cleveland.
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" His descriptions are sharp, as of "the last-word metallic clangor" of heavy machine guns; and how, in an effort to appear less threatening to communities, "soldiers had wedged bouquets of pink plastic flowers into the bullet holes in the windscreens of their Humvees.
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Born in Croix-des-Bouquets, Haiti, the son of a minister, he moved with his family to public housing in Brooklyn before settling in New Jersey, where he produced hip-hop tracks and wrote the score for an Off Broadway play attended by Quincy Jones.
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The other day, in the garage of a yellow town house in South Los Angeles, half a block from the Santa Monica Freeway, Brian Chung and Bryan Ye-Chung considered several bouquets of flowers hanging in midair, alongside a book, against a pink backdrop.
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Two bouquets of flowers, five votive candles and two photos lined the bench where the Trinidad family usually sat, a memorial to a father and his four daughters who died in a car accident in Delaware on Friday while returning from a vacation in Maryland.
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But there was much more at work: When you thought about it, Mr. Morell's process echoed the way the old masters themselves used to build up the fictive bouquets of their stunningly bounteous still lifes, one single flower at a time, over many many months.
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Ms. Richards pointed to it with elation, and then sat beside her assistant, who rattled off a number of challenges to address: the sudden death of a bride, a renewal ceremony for six couples at once, the hazards of putting pearl pins in bouquets.
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So even though there's lots to choose from while in pursuit of the perfect Valentine's Day gift (after all, it wouldn't be the international day of amore without elaborate edible food bouquets and hot red lingerie), nothing says I love you like a heart necklace.
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One of the best parts of UrbanStems is its simple delivery processUrbanStems bouquets can be delivered anywhere in the US — if you&aposre living outside of the US but want to send flowers to someone who does live here, you can do that, too.
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But in "Otherhood," her new Netflix film, Angela Bassett — beloved by fans as the regal matriarch of Wakanda in "Black Panther" — plays a woman so accustomed to neglect by her adult son that she sends herself bouquets from him on the holiday each year.
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On Sunday evening, Mr. Reyes's father, Antonio Tlapanco, 48, wept as he stood next to a memorial to his slain son: a framed photograph of Mr. Reyes placed on a kitchen table alongside two floral bouquets in vases, candles and an illustration of the Madonna.
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Mumbai Xpress specializes in chaat, a vast genre of Indian snacks fueled by salt and tang, typically cooked on hot plates at roadside carts and stalls, assembled with bare hands and presented on leaves or in tin bowls or bundled into bouquets of newspaper.
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It was fluid and kind of fancy, especially when it came to velvet baby-doll dresses embroidered with flowers taken from 18th-century Japanese wallpaper, and Margot Tenenbaum minks inset with bouquets of the same, the sense of history echoing through puffed sleeves, smocked at the elbows.
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Bloom & Wild, which delivers tens of thousands of bouquets a month and has enjoyed a monthly growth rate of 35 percent in recent years, according to the company also developed the boxes to ensure flowers are able to breathe and are not squished during the delivery process.
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In both portraits, everyone was well coordinated with their backdrop: Meghan and the bridesmaids carried bouquets filled with greenery that matched Windsor Castle's Green Drawing Room, while the red outfits William and Kate's page boys wore matched the red walls of the the Buckingham Palace throne room.
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Keep scrolling to find seven unique Valentine's Day gifts that look like bouquets, but aren't flowers — including a sexy surprise for her crafted into the shape of roses, a giant fruity edible arrangement (dipped in chocolate, of course), and a delicious bouquet of long-stemmed cookie flowers.
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While the rest of the KarJenner moms received enormous bouquets of flowers and huge balloon arrangements for Mother's Day, Khloé Kardashian, mom to 1-month-old True, sent Kim Kardashian West, mom to Chicago, 4 months, Saint, 2, and North, 5, a much more risqué present.
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Ice cream bouquets, the latest in almost-too-pretty-to-eat food trends, is a product of the Cauldron Ice Cream, an eatery on the west coast that specializes in an array of ice cream flavors from S'mores, Earl Grey Lavender to Vietnamese Coffee and Pineapple Express.
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Fascinated by "impossible bouquets," the Dutch Baroque still-life paintings that took years to complete because each flower could only be painted while in season, the Régime des Fleurs perfumers Alia Raza and Ezra Woods have recreated the art form — with a treat for the senses.
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PARIS — Morning in the Givenchy couture salons on Avenue George V. The herringbone floors have been laid with enough baby's breath to fill out all the bouquets in Manhattan, though the sprays have been liberally spritzed with Givenchy fragrance; baby's breath itself doesn't smell of much.
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In his last days, Mazur — who had been working from observation for many years — began drawing flowers, no doubt remembering that in the last six months of his life, Edouard Manet devoted himself to painting the bouquets of flowers that his friends brought to his Paris apartment.
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Now, weeds are not only welcome but guests of honor, proliferating with our blessing across front yards and formal gardens, shacking up with more "respectable" flowers in grand floral arrangements and shaggy bouquets and bringing a whiff of forest and meadow to 10-course tasting menus.
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Not far away, a few bouquets of fresh flowers still bound in cellophane had been set at the base of the statue, along with a prayer candle with a portrait of Pope John Paul II. Mr. Fulop has remained steadfast in the face of the criticism.
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But now, weeds are not only welcome but guests of honor, proliferating with our blessing across front yards and formal gardens, shacking up with more "respectable" flowers in grand floral arrangements and shaggy bouquets and bringing a whiff of forest and meadow to 10-course tasting menus.
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The collection was a fusion of extremely feminine touches (delicate laces, sparkly sequin pumps, oversized flower prints and life-size, drooping appliqués of bouquets) with the tropes of tough masculinity (outsized military jackets, metal-encrusted combat boots, thick-soled creepers and a menacing, high-attitude walk).
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Fantin-Latour painted a great number of such flower paintings over his career, as we see with the much later, but stylistically consistent, "Roses" (1889), a painting that demonstrates his talent for the balanced composition of bouquets as well as an exceptional virtuosity in capturing glass textures.
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Wearing spring grass green wool and silk weave coat and matching hat accented with flowers – made by her personal assistant and chief dresser Angela Kelly – the record-breaking monarch spent about 2000 minutes receiving bouquets, gifts and even a cake alongside her husband of 260 years, Prince Philip.
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"Bouquets of Lilacs at Saint-Paul" (1978) is about as straightforward a still life as one can expect from this champion of surreal compositions — in this case, taking center stage, with views of the titular village and Chagall's home for 19 years only glimpsed in the distant background.
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"A lot of the homes here are just leveled with layers of mud and there are sanitation issues because the standing water is mixing with human waste and animal waste," he said speaking to CNN from Croix-des-Bouquets, a major suburb to the north east of the capital.
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After the performance, Kim went on to share a number of videos to her story showcasing the gifts she and her family had received from the rest of the Kardashian clan, including stunning rose bouquets from Kendall and Kylie, and elaborate gift baskets for her and Kanye's three kids.
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The skaters stealing the show are known as the flower kids, a team of 17 purple-clad South Korean children in charge of collecting the hundreds of toys, bouquets and other items that the crowds toss from the stands to their favorite Olympic figure skaters on the ice.
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In the five still-lifes of flowers, all of which are bouquets in what look like inexpensive turquoise green glass or plastic bowls and vases, we see a prominent display of circles and stripes, with a striped background forming a niche for the surface the receptacle sits on.
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She takes skinny stems of baby's breath, an invasive species prone to infesting vacant lots (and cheap deli arrangements) and other discarded varieties, and arranges giant cloud-shaped bouquets that she inverts and suspends from ceilings in a perforated chandelier, the flowers subordinate to the spaces between them.
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Castor's work — and that of a small but progressive group of florists now working in Paris — is a departure from classic French floral design, with its centuries-old roots in the Baroque and the Rococo and its oscillations between flamboyance and nonchalance, monumental still lifes and demurely disheveled bouquets.
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Now the likes of feathery bronze fennel, once eaten by Roman warriors before heading into battle; dill with its whispery fronds; pink, fuzzy-hearted, flu-fighting echinacea; and wild garlic, whose white-hooded flowers call to mind novice nuns, come entwined with conventional blossoms or command entire bouquets.
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If you&aposre looking for beautiful, unique arrangements and reliable delivery to send your loved one Valentine&aposs Day flowers, look no further than online company The Bouqs Co.The Bouqs Co. delivers fresh, hand-cut flowers from sustainable farms all over the world, with bouquets starting at around $40.
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At Calma, shoppers can purchase premade bouquets or pick and choose from the stem bar in the back of the space, which Capobianco designed and built by hand, and also browse a selection of items for the kitchen and home, including Hay vases, Areaware planters and Beau Rush ceramics.
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In championing long-unseen tulips, laboriously coaxing them back into existence and then slipping them into bouquets that find their way to smart London events, Nicholson lends a frisson to her industrious country life: With every fierce flame or ragged fringe, the past flickers, brilliantly, briefly, into view.
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Giambattista Valli's show at the Musée des Arts Decoratifs, which took place on a runway lined with bouquets of wildflowers, was devoted to florals of all varieties and the idea of his many muses in their springtime gardens — a theme that also informed Dior's show earlier in the week.
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Along the railing were family members holding balloons and bouquets of roses, limo drivers holding up placards with Sharpied names, all of them waiting for people who, having been in the air for hours, were often visibly surprised when they emerged from customs into a national news event.
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Following the tragic Las Vegas shooting that took place this past Sunday, Taylor Swift sent several bouquets of flowers to the Los Angeles Police Department's Foothill Community Police Station in Pacoima, CA, after it was reported that one of their officers was shot while attending the Route 91 Harvest Festival.
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Bouquets of flowers lie on the Google logo outside the company's China head office in Beijing on March 23, 2010 after the US web giant said it would no longer filter results and was redirecting mainland Chinese users to an uncensored site in Hong Kong — effectively closing down the mainland site.
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And if bouquets of roses aren't your thing, there's a world of other Valentine's Day gifts on Amazon's website that you can get delivered in under two hours — candy, cards, bottles of wine... You can even order your V-Day dinner online if you can't stand the whole reservations thing.
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Sadly, breakfast on the plane was a not very satisfying egg-and-bacon sandwich, so I grab a few samples from Costco while we gas up the rental car and pick up gifts for the extended family we are visiting — two large bouquets of flowers and two bottles of wine.
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It seemed like a typical day in TriBeCa but for a horde of reporters, cameramen, police officers and several growing memorials stocked with bouquets of roses — a stark reminder of the terror when a pickup truck sped down the crowded bike path on Tuesday, killing eight people and injuring 11.
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This season, a trip to the Cloisters inspired a host of tapestry prints, parchment shades and stylized florals, not to mention chain mail and silver filigree embroideries, all balanced by a stripped-down silhouette: narrow pants with deep cuffs and squared-off jackets; pencil skirts with slouchy sweaters sporting jeweled bouquets.
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Preparing for Mr. Trump's arrival, his namesake hotel was abuzz on Monday, with federal law enforcement officers surveying the property; Trump supporters eyeing branded dog toys in the gift shop; and hotel staff members tossing pristine-looking bouquets of red amaryllis into trash bags and replacing them with new buds.
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In a 2015 column in the U.K. paper The Sunday Times, former British TV anchor Selina Scott wrote that Trump saw Diana as "the ultimate trophy wife," and tried to woo her after her divorce from Prince Charles in 1996, sending huge bouquets to the newly single princess's London home at Kensington Palace.
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A United flight was one of several locked down in London when a passenger developed symptoms consistent with the coronavirusChinese couples are sending each other 'bouquets' of masks and other essentials to celebrate Valentine's Day as the coronavirus outbreak continuesThe Wuhan coronavirus death toll has topped 1,380, with more than 64,000 infected.
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Here are the best online flower delivery services: Best flower delivery service overall: The Bouqs Co. Best flower delivery service for add-ons: 1-800-Flowers Best flower delivery service for classic bouquets: Florists' Transworld DeliveryBest flower delivery service with live plants: UrbanStemsUpdated on 10/25/2019 by Connie Chen: Updated prices.
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"Few spectacles provide more pleasure than a vase of his roses newly cut and still sparkling with dew in the morning, and few bridal bouquets are complete without a David Austin creation," Stefan Buczacki, a horticulturist and former host of a British gardening show, wrote in The Daily Mail after Mr. Austin's death.
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As they drank Negronis, guests picked bouquets inside a hot pink stilted pavilion filled with alliums, thistles and lilies, wandered through a colonnade draped with swaths of Dedar fabric and bounced through an interactive step and repeat that evoked rolling turquoise hills — a fantastical landscape created by the Dutch design duo Studio Ossidiana.
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Read more: From secret menus to record labels, here are 10 things you never knew about Waffle HouseChicken nugget bouquets exist, and they are the ideal Valentine&aposs Day gift for food loversWaffle House is now serving beer for the first time everPeople are repurposing their Christmas trees for Valentine&aposs Day
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Indeed, air and space play as prominent a role as flora in Moreno-Bunge's bouquets, which often consist of a spare amount of willowy blooms: Queen Anne's lace, love-in-a-mist and pampas grass, all precisely anchored in a flower frog concealed by a squat vase, their needle-thin stems largely exposed.
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George Taxi, who sells loose rose petals, bouquets of yellow calla lilies and gold-plated rings on the sidewalk in front of the entrance to the marriage bureau in Manhattan, a few blocks north of City Hall, said his sales this November were far higher than in the same month last year.
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These playful, melancholy, and crazed scenes depict the museum not only as a place where artifacts are displayed, but also where people display themselves, and where the supporting structures of display — the security guards, gift shops, coat rooms, pedestals, floorboards, flower bouquets, and more — can be just as compelling as what's being exhibited.
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After weeks of passing through aisles of red heart candies just to get to the snack aisle at CVS, and days of seeing coworkers receive flower bouquets from their S.O.s while you're just waiting for your Seamless order, Valentine's Day can admittedly be a bummer for those who are celebrating alone (or opting out altogether).
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His grave site, on the edges of a pond and shaded by leafy trees at Graceland Cemetery, was adorned Sunday with several bouquets of wilting red roses and yellow mums, and a small white towel emblazoned with a blue W. Two young women wearing Cubs caps laid pennies on the towel to mark their visit.
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"Disney also went above and beyond by adding our dog's paw print and name on the back of our cake, putting Mickey-shaped crystals in all the girls' bouquets, placing photos of my parents and grandparents cutting their cake on our table, and really creating the romantic, candlelit ambiance we were going for," she said.
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I sat in the back of vintage taxis with bouquets of flowers covered in glitter, with cigars, with beer, with friends made and lost in the space of a few minutes, with my heart in my hand, with a cigar in my hand, with glitter on my face as I rested my cheek on flowers.
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With his entourage and a camera crew in tow, he made a three-hour stop at the J.C. Penney campus, where he tried to excite the sellers of his black satin comforters and gold-embroidered pillowcases by, among other things, handing out two bouquets of roses and crashing a meeting of the board of directors.
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Read more:Meet &aposNarwhal the Little Magical Furry Unicorn,&apos a rescue puppy born with an extra tail on his faceA wedding party held rescue puppies instead of bouquets, and the photos are even more adorable than you could imagine9 times dogs went viral for their heroic deeds in 2019The 11 best dog breeds, ranked
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Joyful by Ingrid Fetell Lee Lee, a designer, breaks down the aesthetic elements that induce feelings of contentment, wonder and glee: lush bouquets and bright colors, balloons bobbing in the air, gardens hidden in the city neighborhoods, the glow of sunlight against pale yellow walls, a silly pair of socks, the perfect harmony of a Rockettes' kick line.
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Azikiwe Mohammed transformed a large, but dimly lit section of the space into an "African-American park" in For Our Futures A Present #1, replete with fake grass, floral bouquets, and a series of photo and video projections on the walls sourced from both the artist's familial archives and by other members of the black community.
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Read more:27 sweet Valentine's Day gifts you can get on AmazonYou can name a cockroach after your ex this Valentine's Day for just $15 at the Bronx Zoo19 unique chocolate gifts for Valentine's Day that go beyond the traditional box of sweetsChicken nugget bouquets exist, and they are the ideal Valentine's Day gift for food lovers
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Aladdin: We WISH You A Merry Christmas Knitted Christmas Sweater, $54.99Read More:You can buy Disney-themed bouquets, including a 'Nightmare Before Christmas' one that comes in a coffin-shaped box14 things an interior designer would buy from the Disney Store right nowDozens of Target locations just opened Disney 'mini-stores' that are filled with exclusive products
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Each of the large, spacious rooms was bathed in warm light from candles in the shape of large balls of yarn, with dozens of statement sofas dotted around and surrounded by expansive bouquets of flowers in signature Missoni hues — magenta pinks and burned oranges — not to mention a small army of actual Missonis, all wearing the brand's signature knits.
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The third-generation member of a flower-growing family in Colombia, Mr. Bermudez, 50, runs his business, Floresta, out of a plain brick building in Long Island City, N.Y. Floresta, which employs his niece and nephew, whom he is grooming to be the fourth generation, handles walk-in requests for birthday bouquets and million-dollar corporate events and weddings.
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I visited a few of the capital's interesting sights: the bustling, rebuilt Iron Market, the Port-au-Prince Cemetery, a warren of snaking pathways around built-up tombs, and the metalworks area in neighboring Croix des Bouquets, where for generations Haitians have transformed the tops of oil drums and other pieces of metal into ornate masterpieces.
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Either way, you can save big on the quintessential dozen roses or a variety of flowers, plants, fruit bouquets, and gift baskets sent right to the home or office of your lucky Valentine—no need to deal with long lines of last-minute lovers at the flower shop, train terminal, or even that contingency-plan gas station.
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Dripping in diamonds and cocooned in furs, many with bemused-looking husbands in tow, they beamed like small children at the collection, dozens of fantastical gowns with voluminous tiered silk skirts, or encrusted with hundreds and thousands of pearls, sequins and glass beads, or shivering delicately with cascading bouquets of 20173-D pleated organza and tulle flowers.
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The stunning moment came when the three singers (Jolle Greenleaf, Molly Quinn and Virginia Warnken Kelsey) stepped briefly ahead to the 21st century with Caroline Shaw's "Dolce Cantavi," an a cappella gem that began in a style in keeping with the rest of the program but nudged it forward with little bouquets of dissonance and complication.
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Read more:I tried 8 of the strangest products I could find at Trader Joe's, and some were barely edibleOlive Garden is selling its famous breadsticks in bouquets for Valentine's DayI tried 4 store-bought salsas and Wegmans' was the only one I'd buy for my Super Bowl partyI tried 5 store-bought spinach dips and Trader Joe's came out on top
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The coronavirus has infected more than 1,700 healthcare workers in China, killing 6 of themApple is checking customers' temperatures at its stores in Beijing because of the coronavirus outbreakChinese couples are sending each other 'bouquets' of masks and other essentials to celebrate Valentine's Day as the coronavirus outbreak continuesThe Wuhan coronavirus death toll has topped 1,380, with more than 64,000 infected.
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The stuffed bear, a bright-red heart adorned with stitched Xs and Os in its lap, serves as a sort of anchor for a sprawling memorial to the cherub-cheeked girl known as Coley -- tributes in the form of construction-paper hearts of every hue, bouquets, handmade cards, a pencil sketch of Nicole and almost 20073 remembrances jotted down in child's script.
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The showroom is on Fulham Road, a thoroughfare with an abundance of shops that delight the homeowner with means: a studio dedicated to carpets and taxidermy, from which one can buy a Persian rug and a coördinating stuffed ibis; an outdoor flower stall at which, on that particular winter evening, a latter-day Eliza Doolittle was clipping fronds of eucalyptus for fragrant bouquets.
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It's an interesting irony that these impossible bouquets are made possible by a global market held together by a slew of similar trade agreements — Simon sourced her specimens from the Dutch Aalsmeer Flower Auction, which sells and distributes over 20 million flowers a day that it has shipped in from hundreds of suppliers at the distant ends of the earth.
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According to Her, though such social networks publicly market themselves for dating, these women, living in Laos, Vietnam, and Thailand, in fact seek Hmong-American suitors to send money to their families and deliver them to the US. Her's mother has amassed countless bouquets of silk flowers, collecting dust in corners of Her's childhood home or cast away into the basement.
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Read more:A wedding party held rescue puppies instead of bouquets, and the photos are even more adorable than you could imaginePeople are 'declassifying' photos of their pets after Trump released a picture of the dog that took down ISIS' leader20 award-winning photos of dogs from 2019's Dog Photographer of the Year competition9 times dogs went viral for their heroic deeds in 2019
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" She asked if I knew Edith Wharton's short story "After Holbein": "This old gentleman in New York society goes off to visit this hostess of his youth, and they sit at this enormous table, and everything is as wonderful as he remembers it, and there are bouquets of flowers, and this delicious food, and they have this wonderful conversation and she looks as beautiful as ever.
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While bonsais and premade bouquets are available, shoppers can make their own arrangements in hourlong sessions from a variety of blooms like poppies and flowering quince branches; for vases, they can choose from natural-toned ceramics by the Seoul-born artist Yoon-Young Hur or vessels from the Massachusetts-based one-man brand Pete's Rocks, made with stones sourced from the North Atlantic coast.
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Through her company, the Green Vase, the artist has become an in-demand creator of exquisite handmade paper flowers, which she crafts from carefully dyed, cut and rolled crepe and tissue paper; she has created geraniums for the design store John Derian in New York, cyclamen for the windows of Tiffany on Fifth Avenue and lavish Victorian-inspired bouquets for the ceramics and furniture store Astier de Villatte in Paris.
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Aside from the elite, rank-and-file North Koreans also commemorated the anniversary on Saturday by visiting the Kumsusan Palace of the Sun, which houses the embalmed bodies of founding father Kim Il Sung and his son and successor Kim Jong Il. KCNA said service personnel and civilians, including children, laid floral baskets and bouquets at the statues of the deceased leaders across the country, while enjoying art performances and dancing parties.
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